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Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 11 implied HN points β€’ 25 Jan 24
  1. Author offered to redact any records revealing private health information to challenge Health New Zealand
  2. Epidemiologists might have to testify about vaccine safety and efficacy in a New Zealand court
  3. This opportunity could challenge the safe and effective narrative about vaccines and help exonerate Barry
Are You Okay? β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 25 Oct 21
  1. Boosters are recommended for certain groups like those over 65 or with chronic conditions, and timing varies depending on the initial vaccine received.
  2. It's important to consider the type of booster based on individual health and risks, with options like sticking with the original vaccine or mixing and matching for added protection.
  3. Side effects from booster shots are similar to initial vaccines, so it's advisable to plan for a day or two for potential reactions like fatigue or arm soreness.
Are You Okay? β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 10 Jul 20
  1. Consider reducing media intake and taking breaks from screens to manage anxiety.
  2. Be cautious of assuming a negative test means no COVID, as there can be false negatives.
  3. Quarantine guidelines for COVID-exposed individuals and their contacts can vary based on different scenarios.
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Are You Okay? β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 15 May 20
  1. Widespread and coordinated contact tracing is vital for preventing community spread of COVID-19, as it helps contain the virus and stop potential outbreaks.
  2. Individuals can now readily self-refer for COVID testing without a doctor's order, but the interpretation of test results requires clinical context for proper decision-making and care.
  3. Volunteering as a contact tracer is an essential way to contribute to the system that helps contain the virus and save lives during the pandemic.