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Saved - June 3, 2023 at 4:28 AM
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Dr. Mandy Cohen, Biden's pick for CDC Director, has been criticized for advocating for COVID measures such as shelter-in-place, public masking, social distancing, and vaccinating children. She even wore a mask with Fauci's image. Similarly, Monica Bertagnolli, Biden's choice for NIH, has been accused of supporting COVID restrictions and censoring those spreading disinformation.

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

Dr. Mandy Cohen, Biden's pick as the next CDC Director, seemed to push for every failed COVID measure there was: shelter in place, public masking, social distancing, vaxxing children, masking kindergarteners, social distancing, etc. She even sported an image of Fauci on her own mask.

@ddiamond - Dan Diamond

SCOOP: Biden plans to pick MANDY COHEN as the next director of the CDC, per sources familiar. Cohen — former North Carolina health secretary and Obama health official — would replace ROCHELLE WALENSKY, who steps down this month. With @bylenasun. https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2023/06/01/cdc-director-mandy-cohen/

Biden plans to pick physician Mandy Cohen to lead CDC Mandy Cohen, former North Carolina health secretary, would replace Rochelle Walensky, who is stepping down June 30, as head of the CDC at a critical time for the agency. washingtonpost.com

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

She'll fit right in at the CDC. https://t.co/BufMUWWvpC

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

Btw, if you like Mandy Cohen as CDC Director, you'll love Monica Bertagnolli, Biden's choice to take over NIH. Bertagnolli never met a COVID restriction she didn't like & was a big supporter of censoring those she felt were spreading "disinformation." https://t.co/dt8zcdhy25

Saved - May 4, 2023 at 3:25 PM
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Boosted individuals in the UK have seen a faster rise in infection rates since the arrival of the Omicron variant, compared to the unvaccinated. However, both groups continue to get infected and spread the virus. Boosted adults are more susceptible to infection, invalidating vaccine mandates. Infection rate growth in the boosted increases sharply with age or time since boosting, while the unvaccinated show more consistent growth. The data show apparent VE in reducing severe outcomes, but the fatality risk following a CoV2 test for anyone 50 remains very low.

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

2.24.22: UK infection rates, since Omicron arrived, rose much faster among the boosted vs the unvaxxed & remain higher in all boosted adult cohorts. Both boosted & unvaxxed continue to get infected & spread - and in adults, the boosted much more so - invalidating vaxx mandates.

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

Infection rate growth since Omicron became dominant (Rept Wks 50 to 8) is much higher in all boosted cohorts. In boosted adults ≥50, growth increases sharply with age or time since boosting - whereas infection rate growth in the unvaxxed is more consistent across cohorts. Why?

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

Reminder: 🔸1st chart shows infection RATES, not absolute numbers. 🔸Rates are among distinct sub groups, Boosted (≥14 days) & Unvaxxed, for each age cohort. 🔸Each bar represents 4 prior weeks of data from the most recent UKHSA vaxx surveillance report.

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

The fully vaxxed (which include the boosted) may be much more susceptible to Omicron infection than their unvaxxed peers. When Omi reached >50% prevalence (Wk 49), infection rates suddenly rose much more sharply & reached higher levels in all fully-vaxxed adult age cohorts.

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

UK booster uptake continues to taper off in recent weeks, but all age cohorts above 40 y.o. are now >50% boosted.

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

The Omicron variant arrived in the UK in November and quickly became dominant (>50%) by about week 49, the 2nd week of December.

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

The data still show apparent VE in reducing severe outcomes. But the fatality risk following a CoV2+ test for anyone <50 remains very low & the risk to those <30 is effectively zero - again, making mandatory vaccination utterly unwarranted. The ratios here vary from 1.0X-4.5X.

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

For those questioning the use of NIMS population figures in the denominator versus those from ONS, UK HSA again defends its use of NIMS data in this report on page 39 in blogs linked to from this page.

@tlowdon - Don Wolt

Note: UK HSA warns against using this data to estimate VE. I'm not estimating VE, though. I'm observing trends & highlighting differences in the various rates between the vaxxed & unvaxxed - and using these to point out the invalidity of vaxx mandates, not of vaccines themselves.

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