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Would you take a coronavirus vaccine if it was available to you, and if so which would you prefer?

  • No

    Votes: 18 11.6%
  • Any vaccine

    Votes: 19 12.3%
  • Pfizer

    Votes: 47 30.3%
  • Astra Zeneca

    Votes: 1 0.6%
  • Already vaccinated with AZ

    Votes: 2 1.3%
  • Already vaccinated with Pfizer

    Votes: 62 40.0%
  • Moderna

    Votes: 2 1.3%
  • Sputnik

    Votes: 1 0.6%
  • Janssen

    Votes: 2 1.3%
  • Novavax

    Votes: 1 0.6%

  • Total voters
    155

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Fucks sake "There are currently 6 people under 25 in hospital with Covid-19 in NSW."


If you have the ability and circumstances please stay home.

And also why the fuck aren't people who work at supermarkets eligible to be vaccinated. Surely more at risk than 40-60s years olds who have the ability to WFH?


"The NSW union covering retail, fast food and warehouse employees says its members are essential workers and urgently need priority access to COVID-19 vaccines, AAP reports."

Source:https://www.theguardian.com/austral...announced-overnight-and-new-mask-rules-issued
 

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Putting this in perspective, the numbers are still hovering around that of the first wave last year (which peaked around 200+ cases in a day) for NSW and nowhere near Melbourne’s second wave (which peaked around 600+ cases a day).
 

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Putting this in perspective, the numbers are still hovering around that of the first wave last year (which peaked around 200+ cases in a day) for NSW and nowhere near Melbourne’s second wave (which peaked around 600+ cases a day).
Delta variant - problematically more infectious...
You cant feasibly put it in perspective based off previous outbreaks
 
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Delta variant - problematically more infectious...
You cant feasibly put it in perspective based off previous outbreaks
Why not? So you have a more infectious variant which may impact the dynamics of the situation. However, what matters at the end of the day is outcomes (i.e. number of infections/hospitalisations/deaths) and at this stage they are not at the levels of previous waves.
 

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So you have a more infectious variant which may impact the dynamics of the situation
Thus more potential to spiral out of control, as it seems to have done...
However, what matters at the end of the day is outcomes (i.e. number of infections/hospitalisations/deaths) and at this stage they are not at the levels of previous waves.
I disagree, using the previous outbreaks as a model to prognosticate future trends etc is rendered useless with the heightened infectiousness of the variant and lack of ability to bring the situation under control, which was not necessarily the case with the earlier outbreaks... Victoria saw 600+ cases in their major outbreak months ago but I would argue that NSW's present situation is even more dire given the nature of the Delta variant.
 

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