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Having both jabs protects you against the Indian variant
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By *asmeen OP TV/TS
over a year ago
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"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant."
No both are effective |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective "
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor. |
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By *asmeen OP TV/TS
over a year ago
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"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor."
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By *asmeen OP TV/TS
over a year ago
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"We have both had both. I was an early 1 so has both pretty quick. and ive volunteered for the trials for the booster. Anything to help eradicate this disease. K"
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
Public Health England (PHE) said the difference in effectiveness between the vaccines after two doses might be explained by the fact that rollout of second doses of AstraZeneca was later than for the Pfizer vaccine, which was approved first. Dr Jenny Harries.. |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Don't quote me on this but I'm sure the "vaccine" doesn't protect you from it, it just lowers the symptoms/ heightens your own immune system ??"
Your bodies immune system recognises the vaccine and is able to produce antibodies is the bottom line from what I've been reading is an interesting article a link that someone put up early this morning with further links on it to gather further interesting information but very clear. |
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"The vaccines are not a preventative from catching the virus they are helping slow down transmission rates. Its not a cure"
And has been shown this last four/five months cut hospitalisation and death numbers massively..
There's no 'cure' for the common cold or seasonal flu, some illnesses and diseases have been cured but not there yet with others.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor."
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook? |
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"Anybody confident enough to visit any of us in Bolton area?
Will do when I'm fully vaccinated. Not before"
Just skip Rumworth, Deane and the town centre and you're good. These areas have never been on the "tourist's guide to Bolton" though. It's a short volume, actually  |
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"Anybody confident enough to visit any of us in Bolton area?
Will do when I'm fully vaccinated. Not before
Just skip Rumworth, Deane and the town centre and you're good. These areas have never been on the "tourist's guide to Bolton" though. It's a short volume, actually "
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57214596
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?"
Who is Karen  and I don't take advice from FB or any other unless it's from the BBC's scientific research buy a professor |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?"
It is Dr Jenny Harries OBE, chief executive of UK Health Security Agency. |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
It is Dr Jenny Harries OBE, chief executive of UK Health Security Agency."
Among others like... Prof Susan Hopkins, PHE's |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
It is Dr Jenny Harries OBE, chief executive of UK Health Security Agency.
Among others like... Prof Susan Hopkins, PHE's"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
Who is Karen and I don't take advice from FB or any other unless it's from the BBC's scientific research buy a professor"
If its on the BBC then it must true. They'd never make anything up............ |
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"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant."
AZ is between 85%-90% effective the same as pzier
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
Who is Karen and I don't take advice from FB or any other unless it's from the BBC's scientific research buy a professor
If its on the BBC then it must true. They'd never make anything up............"
Dr Jenny Harries was speaking on there, I didn't get the impression she wasn't telling the truth. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
Who is Karen and I don't take advice from FB or any other unless it's from the BBC's scientific research buy a professor
If its on the BBC then it must true. They'd never make anything up............
Dr Jenny Harries was speaking on there, I didn't get the impression she wasn't telling the truth."
If the BBC told you the moon was made from cheese, you'd probably believe it. |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
Who is Karen and I don't take advice from FB or any other unless it's from the BBC's scientific research buy a professor
If its on the BBC then it must true. They'd never make anything up............"
When it's regarding circumstances like now and comments by professional people it would be unprofessional to put anything other than the truth, I'm guessing you get your advice from Sally from the grocery store or Bob from up the street |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
Who is Karen and I don't take advice from FB or any other unless it's from the BBC's scientific research buy a professor
If its on the BBC then it must true. They'd never make anything up............
Dr Jenny Harries was speaking on there, I didn't get the impression she wasn't telling the truth.
If the BBC told you the moon was made from cheese, you'd probably believe it."
I can tell by your comment you were glued to the TV watching button moon |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
Who is Karen and I don't take advice from FB or any other unless it's from the BBC's scientific research buy a professor
If its on the BBC then it must true. They'd never make anything up............
When it's regarding circumstances like now and comments by professional people it would be unprofessional to put anything other than the truth, I'm guessing you get your advice from Sally from the grocery store or Bob from up the street "
The BBC have previous when it comes to making stuff up ..... |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
Who is Karen and I don't take advice from FB or any other unless it's from the BBC's scientific research buy a professor
If its on the BBC then it must true. They'd never make anything up............
When it's regarding circumstances like now and comments by professional people it would be unprofessional to put anything other than the truth, I'm guessing you get your advice from Sally from the grocery store or Bob from up the street
The BBC have previous when it comes to making stuff up ..... "
I'm still sure you'll be way ahead of them, So why not just give up and throw the TV in the skip |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
Who is Karen and I don't take advice from FB or any other unless it's from the BBC's scientific research buy a professor
If its on the BBC then it must true. They'd never make anything up............
When it's regarding circumstances like now and comments by professional people it would be unprofessional to put anything other than the truth, I'm guessing you get your advice from Sally from the grocery store or Bob from up the street "
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant.
No both are effective
By a percentage is what I'm saying my information came from a link earlier this morning from one of the threads I dug deeper reading into the article by some professor.
When you say professor, do you actually mean Karen from Facebook?
Who is Karen and I don't take advice from FB or any other unless it's from the BBC's scientific research buy a professor
If its on the BBC then it must true. They'd never make anything up............
Dr Jenny Harries was speaking on there, I didn't get the impression she wasn't telling the truth.
If the BBC told you the moon was made from cheese, you'd probably believe it."
Other channels are available with same information...Are you the man on the moon  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anybody confident enough to visit any of us in Bolton area?
Will do when I'm fully vaccinated. Not before
Just skip Rumworth, Deane and the town centre and you're good. These areas have never been on the "tourist's guide to Bolton" though. It's a short volume, actually "
Great Lever and other areas traditionally settled in by the 60's influx of Asians to work in the towns mills. I know. But they are only the hotspots. Thankfully they are not the no go areas of the 60's and 70's with all now mingling, especially on the curry road. Unfortunately that means we are all at risk now. Hence testing kits being sent home by all the schools. Bolton A & E saying stay away if at all possible. 90% still means 1 in 10 get it. |
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By *amish SMan
over a year ago
Eastleigh |
"Apparently depending upon which vaccine has been received it varies protection given 80% Pfeiffer and 60% AZ still better than nothing at all plus helps against the Indian variant."
Based on a group of a 1000, so more of an indicator than result. The Flu vaccine would love to get 60% effective, but many still have it. |
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