Emergency Use Authorization.
Thanks for your faith in an Experimental Vaccine, I hope it is doing good and not causing other strains to mutate.
Hope for the best, I have friends that Trust Fauci.
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Emergency Use Authorization.
Thanks for your faith in an Experimental Vaccine, I hope it is doing good and not causing other strains to mutate.
Hope for the best, I have friends that Trust Fauci.
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The Pfizer vaccine has full FDA approval. I'm not a doctor or medical scientist so I have to trust them, and I do. You have to do some serious mental jiu-jitsu and completely abandon logic to think that the vaccine is causing other strains.
Question: When it comes to my health, should I trust my doctor and the CDC or right wing propaganda?
Trust me. You're not seeing the big picture that's hanging in the background..
Gary, get in line Again so you can Preach your vaccine sermon.
Gary, get in line Again so you can Preach your vaccine sermon.
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Individuals who are fully vaccinated now might not be considered so in the future without a COVID-19 booster shot, CDC says
Yelena Dzhanova
Sat, October 23, 2021, 11:05 AM?2 min read
a healthcare worker holds a syringe inserted into a vial of pfizer's comirnaty vaccine
Booster shots are being offered to some adults in the US who got Pfizer's vaccine, called Comirnaty. Jens Schlueter/Getty Images
As booster shots rollout, the definition of fully vaccinated might change, the CDC says.
Currently, being fully vaccinated in the US means an individual has both doses of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or one dose of the J&J vaccine.
About 6% of the total US population has so far received a booster dose, according to CDC data.
The definition of fully vaccinated might be subject to change in the future now that COVID-19 booster shots are out, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Friday.
"We have not yet changed the definition of 'fully vaccinated.' We will continue to look at this. We may need to update our definition of 'fully vaccinated' in the future," CDC director Rochelle Walensky told reporters at a news conference.
Currently, being fully vaccinated in the United States means that an individual has either both doses of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or one dose of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine.
With the rollout of booster shots, that definition might change. So far, the CDC has recommended that certain groups of people like those who are 65 or older get one.
"If you're eligible for a booster, go ahead and get your booster and we will continue to follow," Walensky said during the Friday news conference.
People who are at least 18 years old and either work in high-risk settings or have underlying medical conditions are also eligible to receive a booster shot at this time.
The Food and Drug Administration earlier this week authorized booster shots for both Moderna and Johnson and Johnson's COVID-19 vaccines. Individuals are able to mix and match booster doses with their original COVID-19 vaccination, the FDA said.
In a Friday press briefing, White House coronavirus response coordinator Jeff Zients said the booster shot will be available for more than 120 million Americans "in the coming months."
"This includes over 60 million vaccinated with Moderna and J&J, on top of the 60 million vaccinated with Pfizer," he said.
Nearly 58% of the total US population is currently fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. And about 6% of the total population has received a booster dose, CDC data says.
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Gary, get in line Again so you can Preach your vaccine sermon.
https://news.yahoo.com/individuals-...:text=Individuals who are,on Business Insider
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Individuals who are fully vaccinated now might not be considered so in the future without a COVID-19 booster shot, CDC says
Yelena Dzhanova
Sat, October 23, 2021, 11:05 AM?2 min read
a healthcare worker holds a syringe inserted into a vial of pfizer's comirnaty vaccine
Booster shots are being offered to some adults in the US who got Pfizer's vaccine, called Comirnaty. Jens Schlueter/Getty Images
As booster shots rollout, the definition of fully vaccinated might change, the CDC says.
Currently, being fully vaccinated in the US means an individual has both doses of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or one dose of the J&J vaccine.
About 6% of the total US population has so far received a booster dose, according to CDC data.
The definition of fully vaccinated might be subject to change in the future now that COVID-19 booster shots are out, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Friday.
"We have not yet changed the definition of 'fully vaccinated.' We will continue to look at this. We may need to update our definition of 'fully vaccinated' in the future," CDC director Rochelle Walensky told reporters at a news conference.
Currently, being fully vaccinated in the United States means that an individual has either both doses of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or one dose of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine.
With the rollout of booster shots, that definition might change. So far, the CDC has recommended that certain groups of people like those who are 65 or older get one.
"If you're eligible for a booster, go ahead and get your booster and we will continue to follow," Walensky said during the Friday news conference.
People who are at least 18 years old and either work in high-risk settings or have underlying medical conditions are also eligible to receive a booster shot at this time.
The Food and Drug Administration earlier this week authorized booster shots for both Moderna and Johnson and Johnson's COVID-19 vaccines. Individuals are able to mix and match booster doses with their original COVID-19 vaccination, the FDA said.
In a Friday press briefing, White House coronavirus response coordinator Jeff Zients said the booster shot will be available for more than 120 million Americans "in the coming months."
"This includes over 60 million vaccinated with Moderna and J&J, on top of the 60 million vaccinated with Pfizer," he said.
Nearly 58% of the total US population is currently fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. And about 6% of the total population has received a booster dose, CDC data says.
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You must be smelling your own.
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Now go get another shot or you'll go to a Biden re-education camp, you are unvaccinated.
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I think it is if you are classified as UNVACCINATED, get in line so you can stay WOKE.
You know how CooL being WOKE makes you look.
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I am married to a person that always oppose anything that I do or say, no matter what the topic. I got the Pfizer vaccine, and she received the Moderna. Data came out about the efficacy for each vaccine, and of course she said hers (as if she invented it) was better. But that's not the kicker. And here is where I still believe that no one is an expert in this area at the current moment. I experienced absolutely zero side effects after the first or the second shot. My former student, who is a radiologist (M.D.), was in such a doozy after his shots that he had to take a few days off of work. That's an extreme case of side effects, but most people do experience some sort of comfort...from sore arm at the injection site to a low-grade fever. I understand all that. Because I experienced zero pain or symptoms, my wife said my body is fucked. It doesn't know how to send out messengers to combat foreign invaders as evidence by the non-reaction to the Pfizer vaccine. Remember, this person loves to see me suffer. She gets joy out of seeing me in any sort of pain (mental or physical). Because I did not experience any side effects like the majority of people that got the vaccine, she drills it into my head that my immune system sucks. Haha! I think it's the opposite. I have not been sick sine my sophomore year in high school. Maybe I am from another planet, and my immune system is so strong it destroyed the mRNA vaccine as it entered my body. LOL. Who the hell really knows because again...at this point in history no one is an expert with this shit. They (the experts) flip back and forth with the wind. One mask, two masks (remember when Fauci and Biden wore double masks), small group gathering with families, no gathering. safe to take off masks if vaccinated, oops...better put them back on, if you're fully vaccinated you can protect your family and community by not passing on the virus, Oops...we lied again...you can still get the virus and still pass it on. Hey...let's approve the vaccine for the 5 to 11 year old kids to protect them from a virus that has little to no effect on them. Oh yeah...for over a week now...the number of positive cases at my kids' schools (high school with 4000 students, 750 elementary) are ZERO. Yep! ZERO! Of course the Delta Variant is extremely contagious and dangerous. There are roughly half a million kids under 18 in Tarrant County. Under 200 have been admitted to hospitals due to Corona. Most of those kids were unnecessarily taken to the hospital due to parents over-reacting. And the bulk of the ICU kids had underlying conditions. How about we vaccinate everyone so that the virus won't mutate. Too late! It already mutated in the U.K. Biden doesn't have the balls to stop oversees travels from infected countries. So there goes that plan about stopping mutations in America.
Sorry for my insane rant.
A storm just passed through Arlington. We lucked out again. No power outage.
I better get to work. Have a great day.
By the way, I am still holding out on my kids (11 and 14) getting vaccinated. As of now, data suggests that they should be fine should they contract the virus.
Sorry for my insane rant.
A storm just passed through Arlington. We lucked out again. No power outage.
I better get to work. Have a great day.
By the way, I am still holding out on my kids (11 and 14) getting vaccinated. As of now, data suggests that they should be fine should they contract the virus.
Cry boy: Do you actually think they are lying to you? This is all happening in real time and they can only provide direction based on the latest and greatest info. The vaccines haven?t even been released for a year yet.
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No, sir. I don?t think they are lying. I just want them to tell the truth. The truth about the health risk of Corona in children for example. I support the vaccine, but I can?t at this point support mandatory vaccination. I strongly believe natural immunity should be considered. Hence, I am holding out for my two kids to be vaccinated. The main reason is we now know the vaccine will lose its potency after x amount of time. I don?t want me or my kids to get booster shots every few months.
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You don?t think they are lying, but you want them to tell the truth. Um, okay.
Mandatory vaccination has been in place for decades. Are you against all of them, or just the one Fox News is against while having a stricter policy than Biden is recommending?
Nobody is discounting natural immunity but the current data says the vaccine is more effective. A combination of the two is most effective.
The booster shots aren?t being recommended every few months for anybody.
I?d ask your family doctor about whether or not it makes sense for your children to be vaccinated.
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breaking news! CDC says 4 covid jabs needed! Calls the 3rd shot "additional dose", warns against more the 2 Johnson's shots!
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), said that adults 18 and older who received the Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccines and are moderately or severely immunocompromised may get a fourth dose at least six months after getting their third shot, the guidance states.
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The fourth dose would be considered a booster, with the amount given at only half the amount of the first three doses
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