...restrictions, we lost our natural equilibrium — of repeated asymptomatic infection and re-boosted immunity — with other pathogens, such as flu, RSV and even Strep A. However, Professor Sam Wilson, a...
...showing symptoms – if they are asymptomatic”. What that evidence might have been, users of the hospitals’ services weren’t told, but they were reassured that, even though they could be “fabric,...
...on testing young asymptomatic individuals than on testing to better protect older high-risk Americans? Why was so much effort spent on contact-tracing efforts? 10. Why was there an emphasis on...
...to be about vaccine harms). Nevertheless, his explanation of how respiratory pandemics, except for the common cold, which is relatively harmless, are impossible and how asymptomatic transmission is an oxymoron...
...care homes in the north of England where, according to the messages, the local director of public health was “worried testing will reveal too many asymptomatic staff”. Ms. Whately shared...
...illness was than the total infection rate (asymptomatic + symptomatic – an impossible claim), and this error occurred among children (infection rate also fell only for children from May...
...on a test developed by Stanford scientists in May 2020 that was never rolled out but which distinguishes infectious from non-infectious infections and revealed that asymptomatic positives were infectious just...
...first dose. https://twitter.com/prof_shahar/status/1369823176197206019 Possible mechanisms include transient immunosuppression (decreased lymphocyte count), conversion of asymptomatic infection to symptomatic infection and infection at vaccination stations. News outlets in Israel reported outbreaks of...
...urging universal masking, mass testing and quarantining of asymptomatic people, vaccine mandates and other anti-public health policies – or when they promoted obviously flawed studies that supported the quarantine-until-vaccine biodefence agenda –...
...In addition oseltamivir does not affect asymptomatic influenza and there is no evidence that it interferes with person‐to‐person spread. As readers of our antivirals series will find out, when we...
