Had one about 5 yrs ago , do they repeat at some stage or is one shot it . ?Quote:
Originally Posted by bob10
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Had one about 5 yrs ago , do they repeat at some stage or is one shot it . ?Quote:
Originally Posted by bob10
Well not only am I ten years younger than that I’m told that I only look 40. But my knees are about 90.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
every 5 years they tell me...Quote:
Originally Posted by Fatso
i got my booster a few weeks ago
As the BBC reported the fiasco.
Coronavirus: How did Australia's Ruby Princess cruise debacle happen? - BBC News
Reading that, it was that the ship was deemed "Low Risk" only having been to New Zealand.
Passengers disembarked & went straight to the Sydney Airport & got a flight back to the UK pretty well immediately.
This is interesting.
Tiger At New York Zoo Tests Positive For COVID-19 | IFLScience
No. That’s concerning. If it makes it to Large Feline what’s to stop it jumping to small Feline...... and beyond.Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
Cats get a variety of coronavirus infections, so not particularly surprising.
It's the speed of the jump that concerns me.
The rate of infection and timing of symptom onset vs infectiveness,,, is COV's secret weapon, And severity of serious cases. In the mix, this question is being missed.Quote:
Originally Posted by rick130
COVID. ‘With’ ‘Of’ or ‘Because of’ | Dr. Malcolm Kendrick
And these stats from a government source for balance,,, https://assets.publishing.service.go...020_report.pdf
Been watching the NEWS on Channel 7 ( because my wife won't watch any other channel) it would seam there are on other states in AU other than NSW & Vic. This idea that all the news comes out of Sydney is Bull ****. With this virus we need to know what is reverent in Qld or what ever state we live in . It has become very confusing with different states having different rules & a PM who tells you one thing & the states doing another .