She should NOT be "America's Doctor" either

[Emily]

Update: Due to a recent crazy cancel culture post regarding mandates by this author, I had to re-do title.

Beautiful communications, much classier approach to dealing with public fear and doubt than Fauci recently displayed.

xkitsapsun.com/story/opin...ty/7245430002/
Absorbing a scare by keeping faith that science still works
Niran Al-Agba, MD
Columnist
April 16, 2021

If I ever needed to find a silver lining, it was this past week. The FDA and CDC recommended a ?pause? on distribution of the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine after six women developed blood clots and one died. More countries put a ?pause? on distribution of Astra Zeneca?s vaccine across the world for the same reason. And to top it all off, a recent study out of Israel revealed the Pfizer vaccine might be less effective against a particular COVID variant. Science has always been imperfect, but this week, it was also frustrating, baffling, and unpredictable.

To be honest, the COVID vaccine feels like a bit of a crapshoot. That is not to say the effort is futile, just flawed...

[bertrand789]

respect, I like it when we talk about Life. We had human carriers, we made them with animal variants all over the place. But that was not enough, by daring to use intramuscular vaccines, we created super-transporters with a health passport.

I no longer want to receive vaccinated people. And I would like someone to make me read the procedures in place to make hospitals restore meaning by proving to us that these are not just places of nosocomial illnesses.

[Emily]

Hopefully not super - just average to below average. The vaccinated will be the last of my worries in a hospital, however. There are far worse dangers in American hospitals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y13y8pkgY8w