It's BA1Since they don't mention which variant, I am presuming it is already the outdated BA.1 version.
Would rather have BA.5. Very unlikely people my age would get a spring booster containing BA.5, so we will get screwed again I bet.
It's BA1Since they don't mention which variant, I am presuming it is already the outdated BA.1 version.
Would rather have BA.5. Very unlikely people my age would get a spring booster containing BA.5, so we will get screwed again I bet.
Since they don't mention which variant, I am presuming it is already the outdated BA.1 version.
Would rather have BA.5. Very unlikely people my age would get a spring booster containing BA.5, so we will get screwed again I bet.
There was a 6 month study back in 1980 where the surgeons wore no masks in theatre, there was no discernible difference in infection rates when compared to surgeons wearing masks.You should tell Surgeons they don't need to wear their masks because it's pointless, doesn't do anything
I'm not making the point of trusting the BBC with anything, apart from showing the gaslighting regarding the efficacy of mask wearing.Why would you blindly trust the BBC with that?
N95 masks and similar clearly do stop plenty of people from getting covid, surgical masks do offer some protection.
Your Godwin's Law trophy is in the post.I'm not making the point of trusting the BBC with anything, apart from showing the gaslighting regarding the efficacy of mask wearing.
I did used to wonder how the ordinary, good people of Germany allowed such atrocities to happen during WW2 and hope it was never something I'd get to experience or witness. Unfortunately, the whole Covid saga has very much proved how utterly incapable most people appear to be when it comes to critical thinking and how easily lockdowns and draconian, unlawful restrictions upon our freedoms will again be placed upon us.
Your Godwin's Law trophy is in the post.
Conclusions
While no cause-effect conclusions could be inferred from this observational analysis, the lack of negative correlations between mask usage and COVID-19 cases and deaths suggest that the widespread use of masks at a time when an effective intervention was most needed, i.e., during the strong 2020-2021 autumn-winter peak, was not able to reduce COVID-19 transmission. Moreover, the moderate positive correlation between mask usage and deaths in Western Europe also suggests that the universal use of masks may have had harmful unintended consequences.
I know people love using 1984 all the time for anything they don’t like the government doing but geez in what world is dystopian nonsense like that now normal?!Shanghai Covid: Ikea shoppers flee attempt to lock down store
Video shows people running out of the store in Xuhui district as guards tried to shut them in.www.bbc.co.uk
Being locked in an Ikea store, I can't think of a worse punishment
Thanks. At least it would have been a worthy award!
Besides that, there's a good study regarding mask efficacy in Europe. Unfortunately not WW2 era :
There was a 6 month study back in 1980 where the surgeons wore no masks in theatre, there was no discernible difference in infection rates when compared to surgeons wearing masks.
Source BMJ: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2493952/
I want to see the study on masks where they account for respiratory and other disease introduced to the mark wearer from:
1. Using the 2, 3, 4, 5 ... 10-day-old mask which is usually stored in your dirty pocket / handbag / car door card.
2. Touching everything in the shop/hospital/office/school, then your mask, multiple times an hour.
3. Repeating said behavior, every day for 2 years.
"But surgeons wear them so they must work". Clown planet.
You think everyone changes their mask like they should? 14 year old school kids?Well you are an absolute clown if you do any of the first 3 points, even you should know that masks should be changed all the time.
Honestly you have no point if that's what you've been doing
I now know you are trolling coming out with that BS.
You think everyone changes their mask like they should? 14 year old school kids?
What people should do, and what people actually do are two very different things.
You must admit that these people exist right? And it's not a small group.
Masks stop you from spreading to others, they don't stop you catching off others unless you're using N95 or higher rated ones so not sure why disease introduced to the mask is important when we know the mask doesn't stop the wearer from catchingI want to see the study on masks where they account for respiratory and other disease introduced to the mark wearer from:
"But surgeons wear them so they must work". Clown planet.
I rememember my vet, who is also a good friend saying 90% of none medically trained people will not use a mask properly, and will also touch their face unthinkingly whilst having handled potentially infected objects. So in fairness Salami does have a good point. Nonetheless, if I am going somewhere indoors, crowded, poorly ventilated and not feeling it's my lucky day, I consider a fresh from the packet, proper medical grade mask, worn the once, is worthwhile insurance cover. It's perhaps wishful thinking and I'm a dirty whatsit the rest of the time, but, heh.
I was watching Noel Fitzpatrick Super Vet last night with 4 staff members operating on a dog and all wearing masks but Salami thinks it's pointless.
It's quite sad that people like Salami, probably millions of them, think mask wearing has been invented for Covid
Hospitals, even before the NHS, have been using them for well over a century, they are not new.
Way before Covid I'd walk round the hospital in search of Clinicians and made to wear a mask in certain wards because they know what they can prevent.
You've got to be two sandwiches short of a picnic to think otherwise.