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Sintiger said:
Not to open old wounds but some interesting work has been done on the death rate from COVID of unvaccinated and vaccinated people in NSW and the number of lives that were saved by vaccinations.

https://www.theage.com.au/national/...entists-have-an-estimate-20240417-p5fkge.html
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Good to know. I've seen global estimates of lives saved at 20 million.

Sadly the antivax crew will just weave this into their conspiracy thoeries as Covid as both bioweapon/fake, and a big pharma vax scam and a suppression of Ivermectin.

They'll just write this off as government/big pharma disinfo.
 
AngryAnt said:
Good to know. I've seen global estimates of lives saved at 20 million.

Sadly the antivax crew will just weave this into their conspiracy thoeries as Covid as both bioweapon/fake, and a big pharma vax scam and a suppression of Ivermectin.

They'll just write this off as government/big pharma disinfo.
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yeah

The work has been done by Monash and RMIT universities. I assume they will publish and once that happens they will have to declare who paid for it (if anyone did) and it would be peer reviewed. They may have already published of course.

But it wouldn't be unusual for drug companies to pay for such research, it is of course in their commercial interest to do so.
 
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Sintiger said:
yeah

The work has been done by Monash and RMIT universities. I assume they will publish and once that happens they will have to declare who paid for it (if anyone did) and it would be peer reviewed. They may have already published of course.

But it wouldn't be unusual for drug companies to pay for such research, it is of course in their commercial interest to do so.
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journals.plos.org

Assessing the impact of Australia’s mass vaccination campaigns over the Delta and Omicron outbreaks

Background The Australian Government implemented a national vaccination campaign against COVID-19 beginning February 22, 2021. The roll-out was criticised for being delayed relative to many high-income countries, but high levels of vaccination coverage were belatedly achieved. The large-scale...
journals.plos.org journals.plos.org
 
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Very good test results on mRNA vaccines for melanoma, which is one of the faster cancers to kill you if you don't get it detected and treated quickly.

www.theguardian.com

‘Extremely impressive’: melanoma jab trial results excite doctors

The new vaccine approach will help improve survival rates for ‘the next decades and more’, says Cancer Research UK’s chief clinician
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

There are good prospects for mRNA vaccines other cancer types and nasty viruses like Ebola and HIV.
 
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AngryAnt said:
Very good test results on mRNA vaccines for melanoma, which is one of the faster cancers to kill you if you don't get it detected and treated quickly.

www.theguardian.com

‘Extremely impressive’: melanoma jab trial results excite doctors

The new vaccine approach will help improve survival rates for ‘the next decades and more’, says Cancer Research UK’s chief clinician
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

There are good prospects for mRNA vaccines other cancer types and nasty viruses like Ebola and HIV.
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Please Tormented Termite. When are you gonna accept the RWNJ truth that these vaccines were only designed to bar code our bodies so that governments could track our every move and send it all to a massive cloud bank situated on an undisclosed area of Mars which, unbeknownst to anyone, had a secret colony set up on it 10 years ago.
 
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AngryAnt said:
Very good test results on mRNA vaccines for melanoma, which is one of the faster cancers to kill you if you don't get it detected and treated quickly.

www.theguardian.com

‘Extremely impressive’: melanoma jab trial results excite doctors

The new vaccine approach will help improve survival rates for ‘the next decades and more’, says Cancer Research UK’s chief clinician
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

There are good prospects for mRNA vaccines other cancer types and nasty viruses like Ebola and HIV.
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What nonsense. Melanomas are no worse than normal sunburn. And people die with melanomas, not because of it.
 
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AngryAnt said:
Very good test results on mRNA vaccines for melanoma, which is one of the faster cancers to kill you if you don't get it detected and treated quickly.

www.theguardian.com

‘Extremely impressive’: melanoma jab trial results excite doctors

The new vaccine approach will help improve survival rates for ‘the next decades and more’, says Cancer Research UK’s chief clinician
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

There are good prospects for mRNA vaccines other cancer types and nasty viruses like Ebola and HIV.
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I prefer to take worm tablets for cancer treatment thanks
 
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Redford said:
Please Tormented Termite. When are you gonna accept the RWNJ truth that these vaccines were only designed to bar code our bodies so that governments could track our every move and send it all to a massive cloud bank situated on an undisclosed area of Mars which, unbeknownst to anyone, had a secret colony set up on it 10 years ago.
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Bill Gates disagrees ;)
 
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