Kod nas u ustanovu je stgao dopis iz ministarstva da se izjasnimo o vakcinaciji Fajzerovom vakcinom. Rok do sutra. Jbt, kod mene ima 900 ljudi koji rade po smenama. Nema trika da se izjasni više od 100 ljudi. Pri tome, spisak za izjašnjavanje je kod mene u kancelariji, pa sam izložena teroru budala i idiotskih pitanja. Divim se sebi što sam upela da sačuvam zen stabilnost.
Kod mene od 900 zaposlenih izjasnilo se 80.
Neki neće Fajzerovu, ali nema smislenog odgovora zašto. Neki hoće, ali ne odmah, neki neće jer je to zavera. Da se ne lažemo, rok za izjašnjavanje je bio prektatak, a ove se radi u smenama, tako da mnogi nisu ni bili u ova 2 dana na poslu.
lalinea wrote:Ja sam juce primila vakcinu protiv gripa i danas glavobolja, malaksalost (obaranje u krevet usred dana level), bolovi u ledjima...i of course, ruka otekla i boli. Ali kontam da ce biti bolje sutra. Sto nema nikakve veze sa ovim topikom, samo rantujem.
Jel Modernina vakcina bese ima lakse ili teze ove mild side effects od pfizera?
Агенција за лекове и медицинска средства (АЛИМС) издала је данас увозну дозволу за 2.400 доза руске вакцине Спутњик В, рекао је за "Танјуг" Павле Зелић из АЛИМС-а.
Он је навео да је вакцина испунила све услове прописане законом и по законским актима, чиме је потврђен њен квалитет, ефикасност и безбедност.
"Стекли су се услови да се она користи у имунизацији", рекао је Зелић.
Напомиње да је вакцина прошла све неопходне контроле које су извршене у складу са законом и да вакцина "задовољава високе стандарде".
Jesu (zna svako ko ima decu, vakcinisanu)MNE wrote:ma da to su manje više normalne reakcije na vakcine
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/30/how-has-israel-launched-the-worlds-fastest-covid-vaccination-driveHow has Israel launched the world’s fastest Covid vaccination drive?
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By the end of this week, the country of 9 million is expected to have injected more than 10% of its population with vaccines, a far higher fraction than other states including the UK, which began vaccinating almost two weeks earlier.
What is Israel’s timetable?
The prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has promised Israelis that the country will be the first to “emerge” from the pandemic if they cooperate.
Having ramped up to a 24/7 operation, health providers are administering the first dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine at a rate of 150,000 people a day – almost 2% of the population.
Over-60s, healthcare workers, carers and high-risk people, are being prioritised. Local media have reported deals with Pfizer and Moderna to procure several more million doses for early 2021, which will be critical if the rollout is to keep up the pace.
How has Israel carried out the world’s fastest vaccination drive?
Israel has some natural advantages, being a relatively small country, both in terms of geography and population.
Still, many other countries share those characteristics. Israel’s initial success is also being attributed to its healthcare system, which pre-dates the state’s creation and is now highly digitalised. Everyone over 18 is obliged to register with government-linked insurance agencies, and army medics have been called in to help.
In tandem, the government has launched a vigorous campaign against anti-vax misinformation. The justice ministry successfully petitioned Facebook to remove four groups that published “content designed to mislead about coronavirus vaccines”.
Citizens are also being encouraged to get the jab by officials who have dangled the prospect of a “green passport”, a document that would allow vaccinated persons to eat in restaurants, travel freely and be exempted from quarantine. However, as there is no proof that vaccines reduce transmission, the idea has been met with scepticism.
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China has authorized its first homegrown COVID-19 vaccine for general use, adding another shot that could see wide use in poorer countries. The state-owned company Sinopharm says preliminary data from last-stage trials has shown it to be 79.3% effective. https://t.co/vjyYXl4X05
— The Associated Press (@AP) December 31, 2020
ja ih srećom nisam imao, al znam neke koji jesu i nije im se nimalo dopalolalinea wrote:Jesu (zna svako ko ima decu, vakcinisanu)MNE wrote:ma da to su manje više normalne reakcije na vakcine
al bolje je da se istrpi dan dva reakcije nego da te zakači bolestSays second dose should be at 12 weeks not “up to” 12 weeks. Important change
— Robert Peston (@Peston) December 31, 2020
Ajde bre znali vijagru da naprave a nece vakcinu. Mozda i to bude nuzefekat, tu cemobemty wrote:Pfizerova je laganija od moderne
Here in the U.S., we are continuing to hold back half of the vaccine doses we have, and hardly any state in the country is significantly above 10 percent of that initial allotment — which is to say, 5 percent of available doses. Though refrigeration capacity varies from location to location, vaccines are only cleared for 30 days of storage in the most common units (including those in which they have been shipped). States have been rushing to build out their storage capacity, but have been warned of monthslong waits for ultracold freezers that could extend shelf life to about six months. That means that, in many places, this first batch of vaccine is set to expire in late January, around the time Joe Biden, who has been criticizing the rollout and promising to accelerate it, is set to take office.
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/americas-vaccine-rollout-disaster.html
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