COVID-19 Booster Jab
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Yeah Cure i mean hahawhy would there be a vaccination for cancer, don't you mean a cure lol, because cancer is a disease, covid is an illness
Diddy
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I've had all 3 jabs. I felt it has far more pros than cons. Working in the NHS I have seen the effects of COVID throughout in the patients I attend. I can honestly say the most ill patients have been the people who have no had jabs.
Personally I think its a no-brainer to get it
Personally I think its a no-brainer to get it
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How are u comparing cancer to covid lmao tf?
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I might do, if it’s optional? I’ve had my 2 main ones but only because we were threatened in the UK of not being allowed in clubs and stuff if we didn’t have it. Now I feel like I’ve been conned, which is no surprise really by this corrupt, thieving, spineless gang of cunts running the country. Tory fucks.
Although saying that, I have a mate who works in the NHS and he said a guy came in ill from COVID and had refused the vaccine each time he was offered it, and then he took a turn for the worst and was begging the doctors and nurses to give him the vaccine there and then as he was panting for breath. I’m sure he said that the guy died shortly after.
Although saying that, I have a mate who works in the NHS and he said a guy came in ill from COVID and had refused the vaccine each time he was offered it, and then he took a turn for the worst and was begging the doctors and nurses to give him the vaccine there and then as he was panting for breath. I’m sure he said that the guy died shortly after.
Bran
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yeah someones partner was on This Morning who believed misinformation about covid and ended up getting it & dying from it
him literally saying "iTs nOtHiNg tO bE aFrAiD oF" no sympathy atall for people like that
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Maatt
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Don't really understand all this hesitancy and misinformation flying around tbqh. We have seen first hand the devastating effects of this virus, not only in terms of those who tragically die but also the economic and mental health impacts of locking down.
Vaccines have literally been around for more than 200 years. They're not a new thing. The covid vaccines have been through really rigorous trials and approved for use by different regulators around the world. You are much safer vaccinated than unvaccinated so just stop this tripe pls.
With regards to cancer and other diseases, the advancements made in vaccinology throughout the pandemic are such that they think they can start developing inoculations from these types of conditions in the not too far future. It is incredible what we can achieve in such a short time when you put all the money and scientists in the world into a task. If only we took climate change seriously, but that's another issue.
Get your vaccine when you're offered it, and then get on with your life.
Vaccines have literally been around for more than 200 years. They're not a new thing. The covid vaccines have been through really rigorous trials and approved for use by different regulators around the world. You are much safer vaccinated than unvaccinated so just stop this tripe pls.
With regards to cancer and other diseases, the advancements made in vaccinology throughout the pandemic are such that they think they can start developing inoculations from these types of conditions in the not too far future. It is incredible what we can achieve in such a short time when you put all the money and scientists in the world into a task. If only we took climate change seriously, but that's another issue.
Get your vaccine when you're offered it, and then get on with your life.
Maatt
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Understandable but the covid vaccine has been through all the usual steps so is just as safe as other vaccines. It’s just been quicker because the vaccines use technology developed for SARS a few years ago and they had a huge amount of funding and could run some of the trials simultaneously.
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The Covid vaccine never went through the same trials as other vaccines. Source;
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on average it takes anywhere from 2-15 years. Comparing cancer to covid is just mind-blowing. Cancer is a mutation in your cells which your body (when a certain type of cell mutates) cant detect which is why your body can't fight it. (Also scientists have also stated not all cancers will be curable.) The UK can't enforce people to get the vaccine. Source;
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Maatt
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The clinical development of the vaccines is largely the same - just run concurrently in collaboration with scientists around the world. As I said, much of the technology used for the covid-19 'plug and play' vaccines were already in existence and being developed prior to the pandemic which is why a lot of the pre-clinical steps could be skipped. All they needed to do was plug in the genetic sequence of the coronavirus.
Cancer is clearly a different type of disease but the principles of training the immune system to attack certain agents with vaccination can be similarly applied. You are just training the immune system to spot cancerous growth rather than coronaviruses. The messenger RNA vaccines are an exciting possibility for this.
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This is not about the UK forcing people to get the vaccine - clearly, that is a breach of human rights. However, people shouldn't be turning down the vaccines based on lies and information spread online. I stick with the science and the science says that it's better to have a vaccine than to get covid or even worse, long-covid.
