Care workers or have other conditions, obesity, diabetes, that put them at high risk. so don t rush now, it will be a week or two before that all gets settled. got it. i want to also ask you about covid vaccines and kids, because this morning, the u.s. surgeon general said that he anticipates schools and local governments will require the covid vaccine for students. on a policy level, is that the right move right now? because as you can imagine, there are parents who aren t anti-vaxxers but they would at least live to have a couple of weeks, a couple of months just to sit with it for a while. and those kids who are between the ages of let s say 5 to 7 who don t like to get shots, who instead of getting a flu shot might get the nasal mist, there s no option for them. yeah, let s be clear about the situation. over the next few years, as one expert put it, you re either going to get covid or you re going to get a covid vaccine.
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Pledging to reopen fully July 1, the strangely unimposing six-foot-five NYC mayor, Bill de Blasio, declared this “the summer of New York” at a news conference Thursday.
“We’re all going to get to enjoy the city again, and people are going to flock here from all over the country to be a part of this amazing moment,” said de Blasio.
From all over the country? Sounds like a plan. I mean, what could possibly go wrong? Now, don’t misunderstand me. I am as much for reopening as anyone; having both been infected by Covid-19 and vaccinated, I am a walking antibody for certain strains, anyway. We should open here in New York and enjoy the summer; it will not be long before another strain starts to spread and brings all the fun, albeit temporarily, to a halt. Particularly if the unvaccinated continue to act moronically.
The vaccine which is a shot or the live vaccine which is a nasal mist. it is just a mist in the nose. great for kids older than two years old. the flu vaccine should happen now. our flu season peaks january, february so it isn t too late. it goes all the way till may? the flu season can stand from october until may. in the south central states we ve been seeing lots of flu activity. as your mom says, wash your hands, wipe down surfaces. soap and water always best. if you don t have access to soap and water, hand sanitizers, wipe down your key boards, doorknobs, steering wheels, things you re touching all the time. other tips, don t sit on your symptoms, h1n1 affects younger patients and they are most likely to say i m fine, just a cold. practitioners and patients of all ages should think if i have fever, malaise,
A lot of people loved it. i started with you. maybe we can start with eric this time. yeah, eric. let s see. okay, so we ve got the flu shot. and now immediately after, you got really sick. can you get sick from the flu shot? no, because it s a dead virus. how about the mist, the nasal mist? the first is correct. the nasal mist people say they get the flu shot and feel lousy for a couple days. it just happens that you may feel lousy, but you re not going to get the flu from the shot itself. it s coincidence. this goes to dr. siegel. a lot of people think there are preservatives and they can cause autism. what s the news on that? what is your thought on that? ? a couple points. great question to ask me. actually, some flu shots are now available without thur mare sol, but it has never been shown to cause autism. we spent so much time and resources studying that, we could have spent that looking for other causes. and it s the reason people won t take a flew shot.