Nellie Korda, the No. 2 female golf player in the world has been forced to stop competing due to blood clots at the age of 23. She's also vaccinated

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[glockman]

Our forum anti-vaxxers are going to have a field day. Just wait a while, they'll be here for sure.

 

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She's chio!

 

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[mojito]

Nonsense hardly sweat game can still scare clot?

 

[syed putra]

ECDC and EMA issue advice on fourth doses of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines​

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News 06/04/2022
The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and EMA’s COVID-19 task force (ETF) have concluded that it is too early to consider using a fourth dose of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines (Pfizer’s Comirnaty and Moderna’s Spikevax) in the general population.
However, both agencies agreed that a fourth dose (or second booster) can be given to adults 80 years of age and above after reviewing data on the higher risk of severe COVID-19 in this age group and the protection provided by a fourth dose.
ECDC and EMA also noted that there is currently no clear evidence in the EU that vaccine protection against severe disease is waning substantially in adults with normal immune systems aged 60 to 79 years and thus no clear evidence to support the immediate use of a fourth dose.
Authorities will continue to monitor data to determine if there is an increasing risk of severe illness among those who are vaccinated.
If the current epidemiological situation changes and new signals emerge, it may become necessary to consider a fourth dose in this age group. In the meantime, national authorities will also consider local data in deciding whether to use a fourth dose in those people at higher risk.
For adults below 60 years of age with normal immune systems, there is currently no conclusive evidence that vaccine protection against severe disease is waning or that there is an added value of a fourth dose.
As re-vaccination campaigns could start in the autumn, authorities will consider the best timing for additional doses, possibly taking advantage of updated vaccines.
So far, no safety concerns have emerged from the studies on additional boosters.
Vaccination against COVID-19 remains the most effective way to prevent severe illness during the current pandemic, including severe illness caused by the Omicron variant.
ECDC and EMA urge EU citizens to complete their schedules for both initial and booster vaccinations in line with national recommendations. As of the end of March 2022, 83% of adults had received full initial vaccinations and only 64% had received a booster dose.

 

[tobelightlight]

Jab lah. nvm lah, can go to malls and restaurants, can travel. so it's ok. clots will disappear once you do scan entry.

 

[eatshitndie]

Nonsense hardly sweat game can still scare clot?

in sillycon valley very shiok. 69 degrees f. no sweat. in sg, not shiok. sweat like shit.

 

[tobelightlight]

Do you know the level of intelligence that vaccinated people possessed?