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RFC mass vacination

eZyT

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Must admit I'm pretty worried about the coming season if this UK strain gets into the community.

yeah we cant take anything for granted these days Oldy.

We might have to overcome a Kava scandal to win the flag on The Tonga Cricket Ground this year.
 
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AngryAnt

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Will be great, our players will be upgraded to 5G download

edit sorry see similar joke made earlier
 

ejort

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im not taking any rushed vaccine
especially one that i cant sue them if my family or i have issues

Is your preference to have continued rolling lockdowns instead of vaccination (with decent data on known risks as it currently stands) and a return to normality?
 
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AngryAnt

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I'll take it and report back in a few weeks guys, don't worry
 
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RoarEmotion

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im not taking any rushed vaccine
especially one that i cant sue them if my family or i have issues
Thanks for sharing. I’m sure there will be the rare person that has a side effect but my guess would be your risk bigger by not taking it, getting COVID and being unlucky there. Will be interesting what happens this year.
 

LeeToRainesToRoach

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Thanks for sharing. I’m sure there will be the rare person that has a side effect but my guess would be your risk bigger by not taking it, getting COVID and being unlucky there. Will be interesting what happens this year.
What are the side effects? All drugs produce side effects.

What are the known risks?

Far too little information at present.
 
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RoarEmotion

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What are the side effects? All drugs produce side effects.

What are the known risks?

Far too little information at present.
TGA will follow this process.
we maintain the right to chose not to use. I share some concern in that there is so much pressure to get it done, that it isn‘t hard to envisage rules being stretched. The fact we are later in the global roll out means plenty though So for me personally I think the risks are way lower Than the COVID risk (which we also don’t know the long term effects of and I’m much more worried about) Plus there is a social good created with good take up.
 
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eZyT

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I think ill be getting my jab in Mullumbimby,

where I expect the queue to be very short.
 
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mrposhman

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This jab ain’t going anywhere near me or my family.

Do you mean ever? Or because you believe its been rushed?

I'm intrigued on people that are anti-vaccine, is it because of potential side effects (other countries will see this 1st, we can kind of wait and see) or something else?
 
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LeeToRainesToRoach

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Do you mean ever? Or because you believe its been rushed?

I'm intrigued on people that are anti-vaccine, is it because of potential side effects (other countries will see this 1st, we can kind of wait and see) or something else?
Yes, mostly that a ten-year process has been compressed into one. And it's not like the whole world has been working on it; they've worked in their own little pockets, each trying to be first.

Just human nature to be... cautious.
 
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mrposhman

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Yes, mostly that a ten-year process has been compressed into one. And it's not like the whole world has been working on it; they've worked in their own little pockets, each trying to be first.

Just human nature to be... cautious.

Understand the issue, but I would expect the money spent on it is far more than a normal 1 year funding for a new vaccine. It would be interesting to see what money would be spent on that research across a 10 year period and how much has been spent in the last year. I'd suspect it would be much higher than 10% of the 10 year investment.

They have managed to compress it by spending a lot more on it and redirecting funds from other potential treatments / vaccines.
 
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