I didn't see the Scotland study you linked, but is this it?I think if you couple that with the Scotland study I also cited (taking the high vaccine adoption numbers as possibly a valid stand-in for all of the UK) it should tell you at the very least that the vaccine is no help and quite likely a hinderance to recovery. I don't believe you could explain all of the variance in who is most likely to get sick, Vax or non-vax, as determined by who were the most likely to take the vaccine, but I'd like to see you try. Scotland had better than 90% having taken at least one dose, and one dose by itself is thought to be over 80% effective
Your seeming insistence on a data set broken down by all co-morbidities, even though I'm not sure you could characterize a relative hierarchy of seriousness of same in order to use that information meaningfully (ie: is it worse to have obesity or HBP or diabetes and statistically HOW MUCH worse), is noted
Perhaps you will wait for a twins study or one based on a 'perfect' data set. Might want to stock up on snacks, I believe it will be a long wait
You and I are engineers. We're not doctors. At best I can point out where this doctor and information from various other sources is either consistent or inconsistent. But you've gone beyond that to imply that the reason this guy is going against CDC guidelines is because he isn't a very good doctor. And how could you possibly know that? Because he disagreed with the CDC?What do you call some that graduates last in their med school class?
Doctor.
You and I disagree on a lot of the fundamentals of this subject, but when I read your post I wanted to ask you if we’ve met, because that’s my joke, I’ve never heard anyone else tell it and no ones heard it when I tell it (ok don’t ask my kids and wife about that…).What do you call some that graduates last in their med school class?
Doctor.
And if, when they try to force you to wear that, you tell them that’s ghey, you score double points!
From a doctor in Indiana.
Youtube took it down...
Coming Soon For The Unvaccinated: A $50 Monthly Paycheck Deduction From Your Employer
Employers are beginning to tack on a special surcharge of up to $50 a month for unvaccinated workers, according to the health benefits consultancy Mercer.www.forbes.com
It's a joke, Jamil, like this whole thread has become.You and I are engineers. We're not doctors. At best I can point out where this doctor and information from various other sources is either consistent or inconsistent. But you've gone beyond that to imply that the reason this guy is going against CDC guidelines is because he isn't a very good doctor. And how could you possibly know that? Because he disagreed with the CDC?
From a doctor in Indiana.
It's a joke, Jamil, like this whole thread has become.
Anyone know why the video got taken down?
.govIt's a joke, Jamil, like this whole thread has become.
Anyone know why the video got taken down?
I'm late to the party and the video is down. I a lot of involvement with doctors in Indiana. I am curious as to who this is...and what he said.
That’s actually chilling.
Wow.
It's a joke, Jamil, like this whole thread has become.
Anyone know why the video got taken down?