#Vaccines

Shawna Benson

shawnabenson

Y'all my GP sent the most amazing email re: COVID vaccinations and I have to share it. Tweet thread incoming! Okay, I'm tweeting this in full, so be prepared for

Arieh Kovler

ariehkovler

A study by Clalit, Israel's largest HMO, shows a 33% drop in detectable Sars-CoV-2 virus by PCR in over-60s 14 days after their first dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine. Study

Aletheia 🧢🗽🌹🧦🔰🌈🥑🌍📚🏡⚖️🕢

AletheiaAtheos

Stay healthy and take your immune system supplements like #VitaminD when you do get #COVID19 #Vaccine."Immunosenescence contributes to reduced vaccine response in elderly persons, and is worsened by deficiencies in

The Professional

science_cited

1. This thread describes in detail a novel mechanism of action induced by the MMR vaccine working synergistically with aluminum adjuvant containing vaccines resulting in autoimmunity and brain damage. 2.

Ryan O'Hare

thepragmaticape

1/5 So the first COVID vaccine has been approved in the UK. Fantastic news, and a great scientific (and regulatory) achievement! But this is the first step in a

Amy Curtis

RantyAmyCurtis

Your #CovidVaccine update:My arm is much more sore than last night. On par with the tetanus booster, which was tender/painful for several days (for me). Generally, I still feel achy

Julie Borowski

JulieBorowski

I no longer call myself a libertarian. All too often, it has become a label people use against me when I start thinking for myself. Oh, you wear a mask?

Dr Ruth Ann Harpur

RuthAnnHarpur

Let’s talk about flashbacks. Unfortunately, I’ve had a few. They were horrible & confusing. My training meant I understood what was happening (cue brain flitting between ‘I am having a

KenOliveLab

KenOliveLab

COVID Q1. “I’m concerned the vaccines aren’t safe because they were rushed!” This is a pretty reasonable concern. I mean, if they cut corners, then how can we really know

Dawn Foster

DawnHFoster

Prisons, like care homes, have high Covid rates and politicians and journalists arguing people in prisons should be lower down the priority lists for vaccines are sociopathic, and don’t give

Dr. Peter A Singer, OC

PeterASinger

In 2005 after SARS my colleagues & I proposed reciprocity as an important ethical value in pandemics.“Reciprocity requires that society support those who face a disproportionate burden in protecting the

Dan Kelly

CFIB

Canada's COVID strategy is a mess. With vaccinations at a trickle, blanket lockdowns are the only tool provinces are using. It would be a lot easier to swallow the irreparable

Alistair Coleman

alistaircoleman

My mentions are already a complete wreck today, so here's a THREAD on why Thalidomide is trending with respect to the Pfizer #Covid19 vaccine approval. Some people are saying that

Lavender Kraken Nanna (@DrShelly on Parler & Gab)

NannaLavender

1) As stressed as many of us are about these terrible vaccines, which were just approved by the smaller FDA committee (still awaiting full FDA approval), I'm convinced that our

Kaila Ramsey

k_ramasaurus

It’s vaccine day for me! I want to first say I’m glad that @_DCHealth is now prioritizing vaccines for child care teachers – both as a fellow educator & a

Rob Ford

robfordmancs

Copium again. This arg, which seems to be the go-to talking point for EU types defending their failure, relies on the idea that supply of the vaccines is fixed. But

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