Spent half the day in Central London so far. Mask uptake, specially when walking into any building (coffee shops, sandwich bars, etc), is surprisingly very high. Among all age groups. I would say 80% or even above. Even on the tubes its 80% or higher again.
I'll be in the City next on Thursday. Should be a good time to compare the enthusiasm.
Edit: disappointed I missed the nightclubbing.
how do you prove you have been double jabbed?
Nothing official for Delta variant I believe.Grim!
Is there ever any news on reinfections? E.g., someone that was infected maybe April 2020 and again with the Delta variant.
My morning and commute in was like this (around Bank) but afternoon and % with masks on is much much lower. Feel like it being a lovely day isn't helping!
Easy, allow your details to be sent to the dept of health and when they release an app you get a qr code. I have minehow do you prove you have been double jabbed?
I heard it as 16 not 60
Thats feckin outrageousHe definitely said 60% but was trying to explain why (quite clearly I might add). He was pretty positive about it in general as he wasn't headline grabbing like Sky.
Interesting, well by stopping the unvaccinated going out and working, soon it will be 100% of double vaccinated in hospital.
I think it's an equity thing.But until then everyone can go to one?
But until then everyone can go to one?
I think it's an equity thing.
It’s that fairness bollox that a lot of the anti covid passport crew were getting worked up about. Don’t treat the un-vaccinated any differently until after they’ve been offered a vaccine.
with this government, i find it quite fitting.Kin ell. Quite the faux pas that.
how do you prove you have been double jabbed?
Even if he got it wrong which can happen in heat of the moment 40% is still significantly higher than what I was expecting for double vaxxed people especially if current hospital admissions are signficantly higher in under 50s currently.
Not good. Of course worse case was always a variant that could elude vaccines but not far off that. While vaccines were never sold obviously as preventing anyone ever getting covid again, I take it those being admitted to hosptial still are either at serious risk of dying or have seen significant health issues crop up rather than just rough it out at home? So percentage looks way too high when thought was being double vaxxed would give the resilience needed so interested how many who've been doubled jabbed since say February are now ending up on ventilators so less than a six month period and what ages they all are.
Get the feeling this will set back everything another 6-12 months while we jab and jab again and wait for results and hopefully eventually covid will mutate into far more manageable disease.
His figure doesn't specify double jabbed or single jabbed. Could be talking 99% / 1% either way with the vague category of 'vaccinated' he's used.Even if he got it wrong which can happen in heat of the moment 40% is still significantly higher than what I was expecting for double vaxxed people especially if current hospital admissions are signficantly higher in under 50s currently.
Not good. Of course worse case was always a variant that could elude vaccines but not far off that. While vaccines were never sold obviously as preventing anyone ever getting covid again, I take it those being admitted to hosptial still are either at serious risk of dying or have seen significant health issues crop up rather than just rough it out at home? So percentage looks way too high when thought was being double vaxxed would give the resilience needed so interested how many who've been doubled jabbed since say February are now ending up on ventilators so less than a six month period and what ages they all are.
Get the feeling this will set back everything another 6-12 months while we jab and jab again and wait for results and hopefully eventually covid will mutate into far more manageable disease.
Not really because if we were all jabbed there would be 100% double vaccinated in hospitals, its a very small number, 40% of a very small number.
If 4/5% of cases end up hospitalized might even be less now then 40% of that is miniscule.
Lack of trust in govt is definitely driving vaccine scepticism. From Twitter here are clearly many people (perhaps a vocal minority) who are clearly opposed to taking a vaccine at all - the majority of which have flags in their name and a photo of their pet as their profile pic.I don't like this sentiment and worry it's a slippery slope. Even if you think anti vaxxers are stupid, I don't like the idea of the government coercing people into taking the vaccine.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....stablish-recall-responses-to-reinfection.aspx
I could be wrong but is this the first research confirming B and T cell responses generated by mRNA vaccines? Very positive if true
I’d really like to know the age profile of the hospitalisations. Thinking back to previous waves the vast vast majority were elderly. And that’s a cohort which really is 100% vaccinated. Or very close to it anyway.
However we’ve always known vaccine efficacy is at its lowest in the elderly. That’s the case with every vaccine ever. So the combination of the least effective vaccine in the most likely to get very unwell was always going to end up with a lot of vaccinated people in hospitals.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....stablish-recall-responses-to-reinfection.aspx
I could be wrong but is this the first research confirming B and T cell responses generated by mRNA vaccines? Very positive if true