16 Apr 2022 7:09 am
By now everyone is aware that the jabs neither prevent infection by, or the spread of, COVID-19 so it's at best irrelevant in the workplace, opening the door to asymptomatic spread of COVID.impartialobserver » 15 Apr 2022, 4:57 pm » wrote: ↑ at work, we received a bunch of emails strongly encouraging you to get the booster. And yet today, got the first email about a second booster and in short it said, "if you want it, feel free. If not, no problem". Definitely changing their tune.
When the guy that invented the mRNA vaccine platform indicates that data suggests there's an increased risk with each successive jab, it just doesn't seem to be as wise as preparing one's system and medicine cabinet in advance, for early treatment. Particularly since that is obviously what everyone should do whether one is on waning vaccines or unvaxxed.
And if the plan is to see a doctor about it, it's particularly important to establish in advance, what their treatment regimen has been/will be for COVID-19.