The number of COVID-19 cases reported in west central Minnesota dropped in the past week, but the state saw nearly 10,000 new cases again. Thirty new deaths were added to the state's pandemic total in the past week. The total deaths in Minnesota attributed to the coronavirus passed 13,000 a few weeks ago.
greater willingness to take the vaccine and greater vaccine uptake and parts of our world don t have sufficient supplies where we have been dripfed with vaccine supplies than people in parts of the global north. and certainly there s a vaccine hesitancy because we re dealing with fast-moving pandemic information shifting on an almost daily basis, start, stop, clinical issues. but it s being made much harder and infinitely harder because of anti-vax movements that basically are quite functional and alive in the u.s. with local chapters here, too. and that is making it more difficult. the longer it takes for us to get full shots into people s arms in africa, you have more times for hesitancy and anti-vaccine movement to escalate the disinformation. remember in the last four months, fareed, more booster shots have been administered in
vaccine supplies than people in parts of the global north. and currently there s a vaccine hesitancy because we re dealing with fast-moving pandemic information shifting on an almost daily basis, start, stop, clinical issues. but it s being made much harder and clinically harder because of anti-vax movements that are actually quite functional and quite alive in the u.s. with local chapters here too. and that is making it more difficult. the longer it takes for us to get full shots into people s arms in africa, you have more times for hesitancy and vaccine movement to escalate the disinformation. remember in the last four months, fareed, more booster shots have been administered in parts of the global north that even flu shots in africa. time really is against us. i think the emergence of the new variant and what we have been hitting in the last week shelves
Unter dem unverhohlenen Druck der Politik hat die Stiko ihre Impfempfehlung für Kinder und Jugendliche geändert. Der Fall entlarvt eine Corona-Politik, die sich auf die Wissenschaft beruft, um ihr Handeln als alternativlos auszugeben. Höchste Zeit, sie in Frage zu stellen.