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My nephew in Italy had Coronavirus, probably three weeks ago. He’s fully recovered and feels absolutely fine, but keeps testing positive. He’s a Pharmacist and needs a negative test before he can return to work. I think there is still a lot of things we don’t know about how this virus spreads.

Relax, it’s only the Tiny Scottish Idiot Woman playing politics with the virus. You can safely disregard her. Get Bob Ross on BBC4 tonight at 19:30 hrs. See you there.

I’m not listening to Gove, he’s an ass-hole. I suggest you ignore him too. Listen to people who’s lives have been spent studying viruses and methods of combating them. If their opinion coincides with Gove’s flapping tongue today, it’s purely a coincidence, nothing more.

Not only is the Oxford vaccine highly effective at both blocking illness and transmission after just one dose, there will be a tweaked version available by Autumn to help us through Winter. The noises coming from the respected & credible medical quarters is very encouraging regarding the Oxford...

We were talking about following the advice of medical experts. The last time I looked, Mick Gove was a twat, not a Doctor.

I bet no one has ever thought about that or taken it into consideration. It’s taken a bicycle forum to come up with that groundbreaking theory.

Everybody, stop trying to think you know better than people who’s lives have been spent working on virology and vaccination. They have dedicated their lives to the pursuit of public wellbeing. They aren’t going to suddenly do an about turn and deliberately publish information designed to harm...

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As ever, I’ll be led by the most respected medical experts in the U.K. and not by amateur commentary. There is great danger associated with consulting Dr Google whenever we develop perceived symptoms of an illness. Sometimes this thread becomes Dr Google.

I would say that strategy isn’t necessary. The objective was to get those most at risk of serious illness and death vaccinated within the shortest & safest timeframe. The single dose and second dose spaced at a maximum 12 week interval achieved that objective. The balance of risk and benefit...

Of course it does, it’s not had British involvement in its development. The inferior Oxford vaccine not only gives an impressive level of protection for up to 12 weeks, it’s also very effective at reducing transmission. And that’s after just one jab. It looks like the one dose to as many...

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Not the news you want to hear, but the odds of a full & quick recovery are stacked in her favour. Hope she soon shakes it off.

Promising news regarding the Oxford AZ vaccine. 1) There is an early sign that it reduces transmission. 2) No drop in protection levels at 13 weeks after just one dose. The calculated / balanced risk to extend the vaccination interval looks like it may pay-off.

The virus mutations we are seeing is a timely reminder of how important it is that as many people on the planet need vaccinating as quickly as possible. If we just vaccinate in the wealthy countries, new mutations will be prevalent in poorer countries and they will spread. The more frequently...

Anyone for Sputnik V vaccine :oops: Supposedly 92% effective and 100% effective against hospitalisation. Maybe the Novichok kills before you can reach a hospital?

Maybe it was regional. Bog toll, pasta and yeast all in short supply last year.

Yeast disappeared from supermarket shelves last year during lockdown. Apparently, nearly all of our dried baking yeast comes from Holland.

FFS. You’ve only been back for 10 minutes!

Micky Gove will have that sorted in a jiff. Easiest trade arrangement in history this will be. He’ll be down there later.