Will you take the COVID-19 vaccine?
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What if each booster shot increases the risk of myocarditis?? And let's say we have to take a booster shot every 6 to 12 months or so.
Would you be okay with that?? (meaning 10 boosters in total within the next 5 years)
Pfizer Inc. and German partner BioNTech SE on Thursday said data from a phase three trial demonstrated high efficacy of a booster dose of their COVID-19 vaccine against the virus, including the Delta variant.
They said a trial of 10,000 participants aged 16 or older showed 95.6 per cent effectiveness against the diseases, during a period when the Delta strain was prevalent.
Pfizer COVID-19 booster effective against virus, Delta strain, company says - National | Globalnews.ca
Pfizer and its partner BioNTech said its COVID-19 booster shot is highly effective against the virus, including the Delta variant, according to in-house studies.
globalnews.ca
But this is the type of vaccine for the future:
Positive trial results for Valneva Covid vaccine
Positive trial results for Valneva Covid vaccine
Blood results show it gets the body to mount an immune response to fight coronavirus.
www.bbc.co.uk
Yes, something like the Influenza vaccine that Canadians get into their arms on an annual basis. I happily will take the booster and these type of vaccines in the future!!
How about you, are you then going to buy the Conspiracy Theory regarding the Valneva type of inactivated whole virus vaccines when it comes out or are you going to take it when it is available in Canada?
Curious if those who clicked maybe got their vaccine yet or made the choice to give it a hard no.
Do you mean in the poll?
There is a tab at the bottom right that says "CHANGE VOTE" to correct your vote.
I mean in the poll yea. I’m just wondering if those people finally made a choice one way or the other. I don’t think people know they can change.
No, I'm sticking with Pfizer since you guinea pigs were so nice to TOFTT over the last 18 months.Pfizer Inc. and German partner BioNTech SE on Thursday said data from a phase three trial demonstrated high efficacy of a booster dose of their COVID-19 vaccine against the virus, including the Delta variant.
They said a trial of 10,000 participants aged 16 or older showed 95.6 per cent effectiveness against the diseases, during a period when the Delta strain was prevalent.
Pfizer COVID-19 booster effective against virus, Delta strain, company says - National | Globalnews.ca
Pfizer and its partner BioNTech said its COVID-19 booster shot is highly effective against the virus, including the Delta variant, according to in-house studies.
But this is the type of vaccine for the future:
Positive trial results for Valneva Covid vaccine
Positive trial results for Valneva Covid vaccine
Blood results show it gets the body to mount an immune response to fight coronavirus.
Yes, something like the Influenza vaccine that Canadians get into their arms on an annual basis. I happily will take the booster and these type of vaccines in the future!!
How about you, are you then going to buy the Conspiracy Theory regarding the Valneva type of inactivated whole virus vaccines when it comes out or are you going to take it when it is available in Canada?
BTW myocarditis is a serious thing, the more boosters you take the more chance you will have of contracting it
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Hello Mr 18 Months Nasty. ROTFLMAO!! So you have records of all us "LEFTIES" being vaccinated 18 Months Ago. You are hilarious!!!!!No, I'm sticking with Pfizer since you guinea pigs were so nice to TOFTT over the last 18 months.
BTW myocarditis is a serious thing, the more boosters you take the more chance you will have of contracting it
In spite of the most recent studies showing a 95% Efficacy versus even the Delta Variant with the Booster shot? The Efficacy of just a double shot wears down from 96% to around 39% over a period of time.
Look at the top of this page. Do you see a poll there??
Combine that with approximately 80 to 90% of all people in Ontario who are now vaccinated, and I'd say thats an accurate assessment
But those numbers can change very quickly if you have to get a booster shot every 6 months.
Please tell me you understand that
Totally wrong assessment as the vaccines were rolled out in January of this year in Canada. NOT 18 MONTHS AGO!!
So you are admitting that 10 - 20% of those who have not been administered the vaccine are "Righties" and the rest of the 80 - 90% of the "Guinea Pigs" are "Lefties"?? ROTFLMAO!!
Tell me first whether you read my link that I posted with reference to the New "Antibodies" Vaccines that have really encouragingly high Efficacy Rates and will be like The Influenza Vaccines in terms of side effects?
Ohhh but then there will be the usual alt right conspiracy stories floating online that you will buy!!
Pretty much sums it up.
Those of us who look at the science will follow what actually happens. Israel is well into 3rd doses and there's no sign of an increased risk and no science that suggests any likelihood.
We already covered that. You have reading comprehension issues
Exactly. And you're the biggest guinea pig of them all
They have no way of knowing that for sure because the vaccine is very new.
They cannot ascertain the long-term effects until about a decade from now, especially if you have to come back for booster shots every 6 months
And? Do you always assume there is a threat when there is no evidence of it?
COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations rise among those immunized in Simcoe Muskoka
BARRIE, ONT. -
Vaccination rates across Simcoe Muskoka have risen above 80 per cent, but the number of immunized patients admitted to the hospital with COVID-19 has also increased.
The region's medical officer of health said the number of "breakthrough cases" would continue to rise.
COVID-19 Simcoe Muskoka: COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations rise among those immunized | CTV News
BARRIE, ONT. -
Vaccination rates across Simcoe Muskoka have risen above 80 per cent, but the number of immunized patients admitted to the hospital with COVID-19 has also increased.
The region's medical officer of health said the number of "breakthrough cases" would continue to rise.
COVID-19 Simcoe Muskoka: COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations rise among those immunized | CTV News
There could be, there could not be.
We wont know the long-term effects for a long time
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