toffee82
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Prince Andrew has that covered.
Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!
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All about framing.
What @CharliePotato meant to say was "you stick to vaccinating kids and protecting the population, while I continue to peddle myth and misinformation and put people at risk lad".
It was doctors you mentioned, which is why I referred to the fact that the vast majority of health workers are vaccinated. But you’ve now moved the goalposts to “credible, qualified people”, but I don’t really know (or care) who you’re referring to here.
On your final point. Clearly many medical and scientific institutions have determined that it’s not madness to vaccinate children, and have recommended that, on balance, the benefits outweigh the risks. Incidentally, those institutions also tend to be populated by credible, qualified people.
Anyone got the corrected figures for those people that died with cancer rather than cancer being the only thing listed on death certificates?
We’ll also need to re-look at all the recorded AIDS deaths, as very few actually die ‘of AIDS’, but rather from other things which impact them due to their weakened immune system. So they died ‘with AIDS’ not ‘from AIDS’. It’s such a bullsh!t argument which I find depressing that we’re still having.
luuk_deventer
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Not remotely the same thing.
Why not?
luuk_deventer
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Because Cancer and AIDS do not require weekly testing to be identified, very rarely* clear up in a matter of days / weeks and are very rarely* symptomless.
*never
Have you just essentially asked how is cancer different to Covid?
I'm not sure that's the silver bullet you were expecting.
How does the method of detection and symptoms being different mean they can't be a cause of death?
No, I haven't. I've asked how many deaths are people dying of cancer or with cancer.
Nuance seems to be difficult for you.
Anyone know why cancer prevention screening is a thing?
Why do you have to be over 50 to have a routine prostate cancer exam?
Biopsy, scans, re-staging and regular follow up scans in remission.
Thats before you look at regular battery of tests and scans in starting, during and after treatment and surgery. Bloods and other clinical assessments depending on the clinical trajectory are required quite regularly maybe more so then a weekly Covid test depending where you are in your clinical journey.
People who have unfortunately gone through cancer will tell you its like a full time job, often when you are at your most fatigued.
The ironic thing is the great hope with HIV presently is that the Covid vaccines and MRNA technology may provide the keys to finally curing or better managing the human immunodeficiency virus.
There isn't any regular prostate testing in the UK, for any age. I'm sure you could find someone to do a physical check for free though.
What's your point?
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