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  2. Sep 4

    The hospitalization rate for unvaxxed teens is 10 times as high as it is for vaxxed teens Despite the epic amount of hate mail I get for supporting childhood vaccination, I’ll continue to make the case that OK, back to my Twitter break😉

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  3. Sep 5

    Data from Israel Patients seriously ill in hospital with Covid. Light blue - unvaccinated Light green - partially vaccinated Dark green - fully vaccinated Tell me more about how vaccines aren't working

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  4. Sep 4

    What this shows, with stunning clarity, is the massive divide b/w and regular folk Huge swaths of people have long ago made their decision on risk tolerance. To me, it seems bold, but is this not the “public” part of public health?

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    VIRGINIA TECH. ENTER SANDMAN. ABSOLUTE CHILLS.
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  5. Sep 6

    Any reasonable person would interpret this infographic as crushing for . As game over. QED. As Case for the Vax Rests. But no, incredibly some will look at this and, like adherents of a cult, still believe that the vax is more dangerous than the virus.

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  6. Sep 2

    Cartoon for

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  7. 14 minutes ago

    It didn’t have to be this way.

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  8. Sep 6

    This year all secondary year school children (years 7-11) are being offered the free NASAL flu vaccination. See below the 5 reasons why they should have the vaccine.

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  9. Sep 1

    This Photo is taken 6 months after 2 doses/ Comirnaty. The skin test shows the presence of anti-S protein T cells that are reacting and producing this beautiful red reaction that is clearly visible after 12h (for more information the vaccinated person is me!)

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  10. 4 minutes ago

    Meningitis and Measles can be very serious. If you are under 25 and in your first year at uni or college, checking you are up to date with your vaccines should be on your list of things to do.

  11. Sep 6

    reminder from the

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  12. Sep 5

    Amusing that I get called “evil”. For pointing out that here, where I live, a child who can demonstrate competence to make a decision about medical treatment can get such treatment without parental consent. It’s not evil to regard children as people.

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  13. Sep 2

    Only 2 weeks ago I was diagnosed with breakthrough COVID-19 and soon thereafter experienced mild flu-like symptoms while isolating 😷. Today I was able to run 5 miles in the park 🏃🏼. So thankful to be vaccinated 💉 for a swift and strong recovery!

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  14. 12 hours ago

    213 COVID+ patients across St Luke’s The ICU is full of unvaccinated patients (98% not vaccinated) Health districts 1&2 implemented Crisis Standards of Care due to overwhelming number of COVID+ patients Outpatient providers being re-deployed to support hospitals

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  15. 20 hours ago

    EPI Punjab steering committee meeting held today. All development partners, Govt officials and technical experts from private sector participated in the meeting. MR campaign in Punjab will start from 15th November.

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  16. Aug 31

    At the hospital getting my treatment and HAD to take a pic of my nurses shirt! 💕

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  17. Sep 6

    Evidence that

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  18. Sep 2

    Third time’s a charm!

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  19. Sep 2

    by training and preparing your immune system to recognize and fight off the viruses and bacteria they target. After vaccination, if the body is later exposed to those disease-causing germs, the body is immediately ready to destroy them, preventing severe illness.

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  20. Sep 6

    When I worked as an RN I got the influenza vaccination annually- to protect my patients who were at risk of more serious complications. Covid is no different. I got the vaccination to protect myself, but even more so to protect the vulnerable around me.

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  21. 18 hours ago

    Keep people out of hospitals, keep people from dying, keep those people working IN hospitals (saving lives every day) safe.

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