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marguicha @marguicha (230350) • Chile 11 Mar 25

Dixie came to pick me up and we went for our vaccine. But everything was more difficult than what we thought. The health workers were on strike. When health workers are on a strike in my country, they do not leave everuthing...

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Tasmania´s devils are treated a lot better than us.

marguicha @marguicha (230350) • Chile 17 Aug 24

As you know, friends, I have been watching TV channels with animals. Now I´m watching how a special vet FLEW to where the Irwings have their zoo in Australia to look at a Tasmania´s devil who is scratching and will now proceed...

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Covid-19 Air Vaccines in China: What?!?

Shavkat @Shavkat (141905) • Philippines 8 Sep 23

I vividly remember what my doctor student from China said. She claimed that the health sector is creating a new way of administer vaccines to human beings. According to her, the vaccines are in the form of air in ampules. I...

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Cancer Breakthrough Of Sorts?

Kandase @Kandae11 (57231) 27 Jun 23

Over the years at least three of my family members have lost the battle with cancer. I also have acquaintances who suffer from the disease, so l am always on the look out for any possible breakthroughs. As you will read in the...

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The first vaccines against the monkeypox are in my country.

marguicha @marguicha (230350) • Chile 9 Oct 22

Today, the first vaccines against the monkeypox arrived to my country. And I´m in the age group to be able to get it first. Vaccines in my country are free but there is a way of getting them. Preferences are for people either...

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I did not have a fever today

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169479) • United States 22 Aug 22

I did not have a fever today and I did not have a nap either. I also did not have much free time because I took Bob to be tested. Yes. he also has covid. I have spent today catching up on some things, and rearranging the...

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Have you had your Shingrix (shingles) vaccine?

Vicki, #1 Creek Girl @1creekgirl (44560) • United States 14 Jul 22

I got my first shot of the two part Shingrix vaccine today at my doctor's office. It's the most recent vaccine for preventing shingles. I had the earlier version many years ago. I still got shingles one time, but I think the...

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Shingles Shot (or, as I gaffed and called it - Skittles Shot)

DW Davis @DWDavis (25797) • United States 5 May 22

I saw my doc today for my 6-month checkup. Everything went well. I'm down 18 lbs since last November. My BP numbers were excellent. My heart was still beating and I could breathe. He did fill me in on the 2nd Covid Booster. Doc...

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Vaccinations - Yes or No?

LindaOH @LindaOHio (222534) • United States 25 Mar 22

I recently posted a Discussion about wearing masks which prompted a very lively discourse. Today's topic is vaccines. My husband and I have always gotten whatever vaccinations that have been suggested by our physician and/or...

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Masks Coming Down. Will Cases Go Up?

DW Davis @DWDavis (25797) • United States 22 Feb 22

Last Thursday, our Governor declared that schools, offices, and stores should drop their mask mandates and move to voluntary masking for those who still prefer to be protected and protect others. As a result, my principal, after...

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NO Vaccines for CHILDREN

Shavkat @Shavkat (141905) • Philippines 3 Feb 22

I just read the title of the news that the Department of Health (DOH) is asking to stop the vaccines for children aged 5 to 11. It was posted to our local government's page today. I had attached the information here and shared it...

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Admitting you are wrong

Bensen32 @Bensen32 (28658) • United States 25 Jan 22

We all spread misinformation some willingly and knowingly do it while others believe they are passing on the truth. Sadly, in this day and age it’s hard to tell what the truth is and what is not. We are forced information at a...

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Vaccines are not that effective.

Jhana @solidcodes (1798) • Philippines 10 Jan 22

Why? Because it can't stop new variant. Like omicron. Here in the Philippines the newly recorded cases rose upto 35,000 new cases. And this was recorded in NCR in the Philippines. They say 98% of the popoulation in the NCR were...

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We all know a lot about viruses now.

marguicha @marguicha (230350) • Chile 3 Jan 22

Even the less interested of us about bacteria and viruses now have become experts. I am one of the people who think that the vaccine helps although nothing is perfect. But today I was reading that in my country we have 92% of the...

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Fact: Vaccines are Not 100% Effective against Covid-19

Shavkat @Shavkat (141905) • Philippines 5 Dec 21

Today, my cousin's wife is claiming to be fully vaccinated and all. She might be embracing the idea of being complacent. It means she is striking an argument that vaccines against Covid 19 will not make her...

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Studies show that three COVID 19 vaccines have declined effectiveness

Artemeis @artemeis (4189) • China 11 Nov 21

Absolutely shocking and if you have any impressions that the three COVID19 vaccines are effective as what the drug companies claims then check the link below. You may want to heed the necessary precautions and recommended safety...

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"Vax" is Oxford English Dictionary's Word of the Year

James Higgins @JamesHxstatic (29410) • Eugene, Oregon 1 Nov 21

Furthermore, it can be used as a noun or a verb and the CNN article I read about this word, says it first appeared in the 1980s as a noun. I wonder who came up with then and in what contest it was used? Many people around the...

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Now I Have Every Injection that an "Old-er" American Guy Should

James Higgins @JamesHxstatic (29410) • Eugene, Oregon 13 Oct 21

Yesterday was flu shot day, so I was at Walmart Pharmacy at their 9 AM opening. So were about five other people, there for Covid shots or boosters or flu shots. I had sort of expected to be first in line, but was fifth or sixth....

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Covid Is Still Out There

Deborah-Diane @DeborahDiane (40848) • Laguna Woods, California 9 Oct 21

Everything is 99% back to normal here in sunny Southern California. Oh, you are supposed to show a vaccination card or negative test results in order to go into a bar, gym, restaurant, or amusement park, but people have fully...

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This is connection with the current vaccination, I personally know of a fully vaccinated person dying due to the pandemic.

Jenaisle @Jenaisle (16568) • Philippines 8 Oct 21

He was fully vaccinated with Sinovac, however, he had an underlying metabolic disease, which are high blood sugar (Type 1 diabetes mellitus - insulin dependent diabetes) and hypertension. I learned from this that even if you are...

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