Fifth Avenue Forum

is that the same Jim as here?

Allegheny County is the worst (and I live there).

The last tweet on the subject that was posted said only for 5 months. The vaccine should be more enduring than that, right?

This one:

@LITT @meow @Trip McNeely

At my wife’s covid town hall today, an immunologist suggested getting your 2nd dose in the opposite arm “to increase effectiveness” or something along those lines. This was secondhand, but have you heard anything like that?

@LITT @meow @Trip McNeely

At my wife’s covid town hall today, an immunologist suggested getting your 2nd dose in the opposite arm “to increase effectiveness” or something along those lines. This was secondhand, but have you heard anything like that?

I haven’t heard this. Seems bogus. Did he suggest to do jumping jacks afterwards to help get it circulated?

I can ask our infectious disease dept head tomorrow about it

@LITT @meow @Trip McNeely

At my wife’s covid town hall today, an immunologist suggested getting your 2nd dose in the opposite arm “to increase effectiveness” or something along those lines. This was secondhand, but have you heard anything like that?

I haven’t heard this. Seems bogus. Did he suggest to do jumping jacks afterwards to help get it circulated?

I can ask our infectious disease dept head tomorrow about it

If someone has a bad shoulder is jumping rope a valid substitute

@LITT @meow @Trip McNeely

At my wife’s covid town hall today, an immunologist suggested getting your 2nd dose in the opposite arm “to increase effectiveness” or something along those lines. This was secondhand, but have you heard anything like that?

I haven’t heard this. Seems bogus. Did he suggest to do jumping jacks afterwards to help get it circulated?

I can ask our infectious disease dept head tomorrow about it

As New Jersey expands its coronavirus vaccine distribution this week, state officials announced that anyone 65 or over can now get the shots, as well as those between 16-64 with certain medical conditions.

One group covered among those medical conditions, though, has raised backlash — namely, the state’s roughly 2 million smokers, who can now get the vaccine before teachers or public transit workers.

State officials say smokers should be a priority for the nearly 732,000 doses New Jersey has received so far because, just like those suffering from other underlying medical conditions, they run the risk of experiencing more severe covid-19 symptoms.

“Smoking puts you at a significant risk for and adverse result from covid-19,” state Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli said at a Wednesday news conference.

But some public health experts said they struggled to make sense of that decision.

“This would not be a group that would bubble up to high priority,” Eric Topol, a cardiologist and the founder and director of the Scripps Research Translational Institute, told The Washington Post. “Just smoking doesn’t cut it in my view,” arguing that only smokers also suffering from a chronic respiratory condition should get early vaccines.

Source of the post “Smoking puts you at a significant risk for and adverse result from covid-19,”

@LITT @meow @Trip McNeely

At my wife’s covid town hall today, an immunologist suggested getting your 2nd dose in the opposite arm “to increase effectiveness” or something along those lines. This was secondhand, but have you heard anything like that?

I haven’t heard this. Seems bogus. Did he suggest to do jumping jacks afterwards to help get it circulated?

I can ask our infectious disease dept head tomorrow about it

Yeah, I thought she was **** with me at first, but you never know.

Source of the post “Smoking puts you at a significant risk for and adverse result from covid-19,”

Get to the back of the line with that ****.