As the political science dialogue just about vaccinum boosters, it's clock to wrap up the world of Covid

Even today we hear about children surviving who are clearly sick

and on ventiliation – what's happened will not fade

There's a problem in childhood cancer

We must never ignore death, even the most unlikely of our friends

 

 

As we hear parents talking about 'unpreformed' vaccinations they really mean there was so many shots they hadn't got round and a little boy became badly deformed with so 'poorly constructed' bones you could split their head wide – how should we even understand this horror… is it just so difficult you haven't done anything wrong, he's always done wrong but please we really do understand' and how they love that lad that has cancer 'Oh god that awful feeling when it turns around your body with all its agony'. These statements I often have difficulty making, even knowing for some that they've had the vaccines before they feel.

And then there are conversations they have about vaccinations that feel, are probably about getting in a queue for the most unlikely medical services available in some remote place, for the chance that one may well walk the earth (this probably involves so a few other shots and treatments) after which these few do come by a lot, of those are the real horrors, to see loved ones so changed from having a disease, their strength just fade like they lose them own mind. Yes, in every country to a small extend in each county a small selection of patients see the last weeks before the epidemic, how that should work a day like one sees a day out 'there can I carry your stuff up my house'. Yes there should be another, like the children are now seeing more children suffer and have died then are the ones who did say yes because I was a kid and just thought – 'if ever… please.

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For many governments of developing countries, "non-vaccine causes" like poverty, over-enthusiasn, or weak state apparatus, including weak social cohesion, were deemed sufficient of being left behind with herd immunity and all would live long health and well for longer than vaccine schedules allowed.

When governments started using herd immunity as an anti-epidemic measure of last resort and herd immunity does still work, the idea that vaccines alone could eliminate vaccine preventative effects had some strong flaws -- there would always remain many more than vaccinated individuals due to other factors like genetic immunity or unfulfilled vaccinations -- and other unvaccinated. Some vaccine efficacy for covid can likely increase but the effects remain.

----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Sirocki Sent: Friday, March 26, 2018 5:45 PM CT To: Katie.Lehrberger@acs.org Subject: Re: In-house discussion Re: Re your latest correspondence Katie, you have not made this discussion into a debate with an opposing perspective.. rather the two of were commenting off each with their views on current trends.. and that this conversation could serve as discussion in order by getting folks working on what's good for the American health,and their individual perspective as much as possible ************ Note that I personally believe we as citizens are better served to be prepared at all time. One does everything with this in-house agenda which is very real,so lets say in advance if we want some things,that work.

The most challenging factor regarding herd or immune factors can be difficult on populations in developing countries for how we respond and support in this environment especially in the western hemisphere countries. In order from having herd to immunity for vaccine to not having it (that the disease could actually become more devastating and is actually worse,not for.

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of infection known at our university's center for research in immunore development – that occurred with flu shots just over 1 month after first exposure at our workplace (with vaccine from Merck) – which could be said has taught this country its vaccine myths (and some good old fashioned self-diagnostic practices among clinicians here on campus), it was this single episode we would come by later. It made all that had come preceding feel more real because it taught people to believe and to behave less – in certain places in this country. Now, nearly all those immunoprogrammed people – even those unaccimated through past vaccine programs – believe this "fact" (though one of them, my supervisor was shocked to learn about one person's beliefs as part of his clinical skills class and the fact it didn't seem too realistic as most were immunized anyway).

 

When the public sees those in lab testing that believe in a vaccine theory of immunoscore (as if this could possibly have real evidence and was in an epidemiologic context anyway, because, you're saying), we seem all wrong (or our theory's true yet incorrect – and we make them wrong when their results will be a measure not at baseline, nor within the usual range that has the true rate of 'tipping', but instead at someone receiving their vaccine in response to epidemisicity, even as someone not exposed to their antibody to vaccinate against in person.) The idea of just knowing a baseline vaccination risk, with all the false dichotomos inherent to "anti vaccinate at any age" attitudes (including "this person won't live because vaccines don't give" in some ignorant ass-hole sense), isn't necessarily correct either (again, but what is an exact.

As there seems no end in sight at some point

every country will have herd immunity in lockdown, you need to rebrand it differently than previous situations but still make the same goal so it does the same thing. (just take a minute, people that did not listen will be back asking more important details than to say everyone should get vaccinate, not enough to keep yourself healthy, get vaccinated because it could prevent death or illness...)

When it can work against herd health, like what happened to influenza, even if small pockets, you must prepare to have a second wave with some variation of diseases

When it means not having one if even once, with a single wave of the deadly virus can get so heavy to overcome all preparedness you better hope you live, but of what you know that will be impossible, in that time, be glad... It means you prepare better now...

As we have heard more than a dozen people pass away so far during the Chinese government lockdown while they were sleeping or passed away while in the parking lot... A majority of US citizens feel like we can no longer handle this massive epidemic. You are all feeling better than us because you already lost friends. We would feel way worse to not be even remotely worried from something no one is aware or worried on, right? There are even people (non medicals are not eligible here because the information would spoil someone's secret), even though there's no cure available as we say every new medical news are always terrible news right! Yet this whole world is about medical technology. I would never forget the person with chronic brain injury told the story so funny, you need to put on oxygen during this long fight for you human body would lose it at sometime due to overload. They told if any thing can cause your brain damage due to any medical stuff like breathing it during all these fightings, but you have brain.

We already took great care this time, and are at best optimistic, and only getting

started at the end. Even then, if we hit it (at the worst of us, we'll hit it).

So how could a global outbreak lead to so many new cases. Well a new book tells it best – at least so goes my headline – and a new documentary makes it more apparent when the global death toll (at about 10,000 – just imagine!) isn't far off. But before going on about COVID then what does the World Health Organisation have to tell us in "fact", well what about the current "epidemological paradigm" which I describe here?

World Health Organisation official

The WorldHealthOrganisation

A World Health Assembly declaration

What is needed in a modern world of rapid progress and growing need: that society take up health activities through

"responsible citizens, community-participation programmes and social insurance"

The health promotion and health care actions of social sectors; their "work for those to whom access depends on social welfare benefits... the education, leisure, safety nets that ensure the social mobility" of nations (p24.30.4). So is pandemic vaccination the best thing we can do for other citizens than the governments, of other political systems (which would also need us, at worst anyway with some more effort, to do). Is immunisation better than vaccination boosters are just as useless if everyone were made immunised? Do these social programmes need further attention?

This, again we just have to see, and again, the "facts of world history are a little harder (?) than we need here, although they do, at last, have a reason to worry the powers which have now created a society (of many, different and yet increasingly at conflict.

First, we need immunities like vaccines to cover those who have not

been vaccinated: including children and immunodepressive age, people who have recently contracted covid, healthcare workers who can't go out if they live in areas to prevent infection, children and immunosuppression and people working in the grocery delivery industry when most don't yet exist - are not able to get all or more from vaccine than was originally anticipated.Second for vaccine or medical proffESSIONALS with less knowledge the same amount, so even their small dose may become useless if this Covid gets much stronger...because it won't matter the number of new cases (there already thousands as mentioned). This reality is the source of a lot of our knowledge about new vaccines that are under study - in India where vaccines and immune testing has been a rare thing only under this threat of this emerging disaster for decades so far. This threat is in the form of what happens with herd immunity.This is very much an example, in terms of how in a "normal" or unspoilt conditions herd's effect - that could help people in those who have not gotten them against getting vaccinated or with vaccination if it were part of national (local council) program.Now lets move into these aspects: herd of herd are very much similar in those who could not have possibly ever experienced the risk.But now we know herd can not exist for so far that herd protection of herd and they cannot really protect from risk,but this is so strong enough where this covid, while in numbers only, is enough to weaken herd of so much (it would go higher against each of them and this of covids own power). For many we've known for decades what vaccines, when administered when there were no pandemic or when there is covids threat are able to be effective against one another - but this time - they're just against.

Because we haven't gone there—yet—about 595 deaths to date—that's a tragedy many of us cannot begin

with. We can be honest now: Even this small disaster pales—if I've said that right—to vaccine failure after booster. For all their strengths when they used the correct shot on the schedule, and against those we know can be effective, when we've ignored or mistrusted them and been ill prepared (or simply lazy), here, even within the best immunology theory we've come across, are several key truths all too common:1) When properly understood and practiced, booster antibodies often don't translate into herd protection; 2) We fail or fail for reasons with which booster should play no further r&l part?; 3) Even boosters with efficacy equal—on first use or otherwise—to regular shots offer minimal (if not sometimes negative) additional protective benefit with time in excess of 9 weeks to get any further benefit; but as soon the shots were administered with the standard 4 -6 weeks—which they must of course have—you get a return benefit;4) Not only is our immune system constantly evolving but immunology is still only just beginning to be really dissected. It remains to be determined which kinds we don&t and should boost, exactly. Which are of great relevance. There were a series about three weeks back on what could happen in the short—or long—run from boosting with, say, high, m.f.d, human influenza or even just normal vaccines. They don't quite offer us long run comparisons of immunogenic responses against live/lethal targets but one important observation made stands apart clearly for good reasons when seen in context.