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UK have 1000 kids a week getting Covid - not sure if Delta.
Now you've posted a different link and got so far from the original subject that not shown "significant efficacy" is "futile."It wasnt rare in the review I posted....Did you read the actual study?
Its called stopping a trial due to futility and is more common that you think it is...and isnt related to "side effects"....
This review found 28 cancer Rx studies stopped due to futility: "Out of these 93 papers, 65 were subsequently excluded for the following reasons: 4 trials were stopped after an interim analysis because of harm (toxicity) and 28 because of futility (lack of efficacy)"
Do you really think scientists would persist with a trial, especially in cancer patients, if the study wasnt showing any efficacy?
If I said the car was blue, you would say its green.
Whether Covid is the cause of death or people died from things covid causes, it is true that COVID-19 is written as the cause of death.
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Your quote or the vaccine explanation made no sense and was incorrect whatever language you wanted to use. Then you accused me of not using my own words, copy and pasting which I didn't, so now it seem using correct terms is the problem!For the purpose of this thread and so lay people can understand I have split the terminology to differentiate from viral vaccines to MRNA vaccines. There is an obvious differences in those groups of vaccines as the delivery methods, how they fuse into the cell and then their function at cellular level are very different.
Using acute medical terminology to make you self "appear" smart or knowledgable doesn't necessarily do you any good, particuarly when I have noticed you don't understand the science like you think you do.
If you cannot reword what you say and explain it very basic language so anyone can understand then you probably don't really understand it at all.
I posted both the WHO guidelines and the Australian ones 18 months ago with examples, so I not sure what point you're making of a conversation that happened between Kingswood who was saying COVID -19 is not a cause of death.No it is not true, no matter how much you wish it were so.
"A death due to COVID-19 is defined for surveillance purposes as a death resulting from a clinically compatible illness, in a probable or confirmed COVID-19 case, unless there is a clear alternative cause of death that cannot be related to COVID disease (e.g. trauma)"
... and as they spell out:
"Note: Persons with COVID-19 may die of other diseases or accidents, such cases are not deaths due to COVID-19 and should not be certified as such."
This is from the WHO's INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR CERTIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION (CODING) OF COVID-19 AS CAUSE OF DEATH
Given your skills at digging up studies and research papers, I'm sure you'll have no issue finding it. It even includes an example of someone killed in a car accident but who was Covid positive, where they've written in big red letters with an exclamation mark "Not Covid-19 death".
(You might also note the use of the word "Guidelines" there. WHO don't "Order" anything.)
Sigh.
Haven't seen much that you've been correct about yet.BlueE rather than lolling at posts and getting called out for incorrect stupid assumptions over and over again...
Can you imform everyone how vaccines kill people? What is the mechanism? I think this is really important otherwise virtually everyone will end up getting vaccinated thinking it's non-lethal. Cheers.
Professor Clancy in one of his Quadrant articles eloquently summarises why making unknown large amounts of S spike proteins is a big problem.
so I not sure what point you're making of a conversation that happened between Kingswood who was saying COVID -19 is not a cause of death.
I think that you have a hard time accepting that some trials fail during interim analysis and are stopped because they fail to show efficacy and it would be futile to continue.....Now you've posted a different link and got so far from the original subject that not shown "significant efficacy" is "futile."
Merck says they had not shown efficacy and the other company asking to terminate the trial "An Aurobindo spokesperson did not comment on the effectiveness of the drug in its trial. The spokesperson said the company had "faced challenges in patient recruitment at this juncture" for its trial in moderate COVID-19 patients, adding "we are evaluating the further course of action."
Maybe you should argue with Gruffles about efficacy V efficient V futile, but because their trials of Merck's red pill, either for safety or not shown "significant efficacy" at least for moderate or hosptilistised patients COVID-19 patients, it's withdrawn.
If the car is green I will say it's green.
You did say "People do not die with "Covid" as a cause of death, people die from things that covid causes." and I said "In February 2020 the WHO ordered COVID -19 whether identified or not identified, but having symptoms, is instructed to be coded as the cause of death."
Whether Covid is the cause of death or people died from things covid causes, it is true that COVID-19 is written as the cause of death.
Now you've posted a different link and got so far from the original subject that not shown "significant efficacy" is "futile."
Maybe you should argue with Gruffles about efficacy V efficient V futile, but because their trials of Merck's red pill, either for safety or not shown "significant efficacy" at least for moderate or hosptilistised patients COVID-19 patients, it's withdrawn.
Australia is still trying to develop a compensation scheme, which only included TTS and myopericarditis and only compensation up to $20,000
UK have 1000 kids a week getting Covid - not sure if Delta.
UK gov put in zero mitigation like air filters etc.
Actually they made 3 claims and only 1 was right. 3/10 = fail.From the website:
"The scheme will cover the costs of injuries $5,000 and above due to administration of a TGA approved COVID-19 vaccine or due to an adverse event that is considered to be caused by a COVID-19 vaccination. The recognised side effects to the COVID-19 vaccines are included in the approved Product Information and include thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS) associated with the AstraZeneca vaccine and myocarditis and pericarditis associated with the Pfizer vaccine."
"The evidence requirements for claims $20,000 and over, including death, are still being developed and will be advised as part of additional information on the scheme in the future. Claims relating to a death will not require evidence of hospitalisation."
So, I guess 50% of your sentence was correct. 5/10 = D
Does it report the number of underlying symptoms/ hospitalisations?
I think the genetic vaccines change your DNA
BlueE was saying that it has been incorrectly claimed that they think the mRNA vaccines change patient cell DNA; meaning BlueE doesn't think that (that's how I interpret that whole sentence, anyway).How did kingswood and Gruffles miss this pearl of wisdom?
but but but....i thought kids were completely invulnerable to covid...Over 1000 per month hospitalised for the last 4 months. 60% no underlying conditions. Of the hospitalised, 1 in 100 don't make it.
I hadn't seen that data before. Thanks for posting.Over 1000 per month hospitalised for the last 4 months. 60% no underlying conditions. Of the hospitalised, 1 in 100 don't make it.
honestly i never understood the proposition that it wouldnt be. theyre obviously spending longer (will probably be over a year longer by the time we approve it, if its not already been that long) to test the vaccines for children, undoubtedly to make extra sure its safe. once its known to be safe, theres really no reason why not. the risk of covid vs vaccine side effects arent even close even in the most at risk groups for the vaccine and 'safe' groups for covid.I hadn't seen that data before. Thanks for posting.
As time goes on, it seems there is more evidence to support the value of vaccinating children.
Delta changed the game for everyoneI hadn't seen that data before. Thanks for posting.
As time goes on, it seems there is more evidence to support the value of vaccinating children.
I find your soapbox is a strange thing and am trying to get used to it.From the website:
"The scheme will cover the costs of injuries $5,000 and above due to administration of a TGA approved COVID-19 vaccine or due to an adverse event that is considered to be caused by a COVID-19 vaccination. The recognised side effects to the COVID-19 vaccines are included in the approved Product Information and include thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS) associated with the AstraZeneca vaccine and myocarditis and pericarditis associated with the Pfizer vaccine."
"The evidence requirements for claims $20,000 and over, including death, are still being developed and will be advised as part of additional information on the scheme in the future. Claims relating to a death will not require evidence of hospitalisation."
So, I guess 50% of your sentence was correct. 5/10 = D