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That is in relation to the specific hospital driving the article…….namely the ‘Herzog Hospital specializes in nursing care for the elderly’ - so on the basis the vulnerable were vaccinated first (as here) it’s a statement of the obvious isn’t it ? The numbers in the UK would be very similar -...

I don't know but imagine they would have considered that - the patients she is working with on the trial are all palliative (terminal) anyway (not sure of that makes any difference).

Second this….daughter is working as a research nurse on a Stage 1 clinical trial with cancer patients and has to be extremely careful due to the lack of immunity many of the (vaccinated) patients have.

Useful…I’m ‘herding cats’ for our golf trip at the end of September at the moment, 12 of us including several with limited tech knowledge or seemingly ability to understand simple instructions :) My rep the other end has arranged for a nurse to visit the hotel to sort us out (ooer missus) in one...

Isn't this precisely one of the reasons the ST sharing scheme was introduced ?

Agree - I think some people were expecting to go from the significant restrictions straight back to 'old normal' once we got to 'freedom day' - but it was never going to happen like that and very naive to think so. Big question will be how close, and when, do we get to the point of 'normal'...

I did hear someone tut quite loudly in Waitrose earlier :) ...precisely why a much higher % of those now going in to hospital are younger My nephew (he's 19) has been out pubbing with his mates a lot since 'freedom day' (including the Euros) and fits that profile - he's currently recovering...

It's tricky - everyone will have their own degree of risk tolerance/acceptance but literally nowhere is 100% safe and the club can't cater for every individual's circumstances or degree of concern - individuals have to decide. I didn't say it was safe in your seat, but I do think the risk is...

It's not the club's fault we still have Covid circulating - how could they possibly ensure it is 'properly safe' ?? They've taken reasonable (IMO anyway) measures to limit the risk of spread - it's up to you if you want to take that risk. I don't perceive there is much risk sat in my seat - I'm...

Bet it was worth it though, right ? I've had two discussions today about travel testing requirements with pals (re an upcoming trip) - all agreed it's a faff, but we're still going (hopefully)

Want them to ? Genuinely don't think so.....nor have I seen anyone saying or implying that. However - potentially contributing to an increased likelihood of it happening by their (in)actions ? Probably. I (and most people I know) are still maintaining social distance most of the time...

If I was running a business that is EXACTLY what I would want to do.

It was scarcely different to attending any ‘normal’ game….not sure how many attending felt they were treated like 12 year olds but we didn’t. Tiny inconveniences to contribute to keeping people safe and helping us on the path to exit this mess, nothing more. You are going to have on heck of a...

You said Sweden were out of Covid…… ‘They think it’s all over’ It isn’t

Which is pretty much ok, because pretty much every adult attending had either tested negative or has had both jabs

Came out of this thing ? Cases were up 30% last week.

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……but we’re not actually out of the woods yet regarding Covid……….we’ve got much of our freedom back, and for now I’m grateful for that after a shit year and a half. A bit of ongoing inconvenience I can live with if it helps clear the path to full freedom. I’d rather testing requirements for...