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    https://lfpress.com/news/local-news/...ern-university

    Plan to live in residence this fall? You need a COVID shot: Western University

    At least one dose of the COVID vaccine will be mandatory for students who want to live in Western University’s residences this fall, the school said Thursday.

    Publishing date: May 27, 2021

    At least one dose of the COVID vaccine will be mandatory for students who want to live in Western University’s residences this fall, the school said Thursday.

    “With accelerated COVID-19 vaccination rollout across the region, Western University is preparing for a full return to in-person classes while prioritizing the health and safety of the campus community,” Western said in a statement.

    The mandatory vaccine for students also extends to those living in residence at its affiliated university colleges including Brescia, Huron and King’s, if Ontario’s supply of the vaccine allows, the school said.

    “We’re asking students to play an important role in keeping themselves, their friends and classmates, and our community safe and healthy,” said Western president Alan Shepard.

    Students are being asked to get vaccinated before they arrive at school, but those who don’t have any access will have two weeks after they move in to get vaccinated.

    Exceptions may be made for students who for medical or other reasons under the Ontario Human Rights Code cannot be vaccinated.

    “Vaccination is the single most important intervention in reducing the transmission of COVID-19,” said Dr. Chris Mackie, the region’s top public-health official. “This will be particularly important with the return of students to postsecondary institutions in our region in the fall of 2021.”

    Western is also “strongly encouraging” all members of the campus community to get vaccinated as soon as they can.

    The university will operate an on-campus vaccination clinic later this summer.

    Masking and other COVID-19 safety measures will continue on campus and Western’s fall plans are subject to provincial and public health requirements, Shepard said.

    “If there is a need to change course, we will,” he said.

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    "Exceptions may be made for students who for medical or other reasons under the Ontario Human Rights Code cannot be vaccinated."

    Says it all right there!

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    What good is at least one dose?

    That will only give about 30% protection to the variants.


    I have nothing good to say about this decision lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fishfood View Post
    What good is at least one dose?

    That will only give about 30% protection to the variants.


    I have nothing good to say about this decision lol.

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    Well I guess it’s 30% better than no dose based on that

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    Quote Originally Posted by fishfood View Post
    What good is at least one dose?

    That will only give about 30% protection to the variants.


    I have nothing good to say about this decision lol.

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    I haven't seen that number. Is that from a study ore something you made up?
    Pfizer is 85% effective after one dose, 95% after two doses.
    The two dose is also 95% effective against both the UK and SA variants.

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    Quote Originally Posted by werner.reiche View Post
    I haven't seen that number. Is that from a study ore something you made up?
    Pfizer is 85% effective after one dose, 95% after two doses.
    The two dose is also 95% effective against both the UK and SA variants.
    That is what the UK is saying about AstraZeneca and the Indian variant. The Indian variant if taking over. Most in the UK have the AstraZeneca shot so they are worried about the new rise in variants.

    Apparently Pfizer is the same after the first dose but after the second dose Pfizer has more protection against the Indian variant.

    The importance of a second dose. I don't like to spread fake news.

    https://www.webmd.com/vaccines/covid...-variant-study


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    Apparently experimental gene therapy shot efficacy reported results are not what they claim to be.
    https://www.thelancet.com/journals/l...069-0/fulltext

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    There are always exceptions, there are even Children who cannot take the regular childhood vaccines due to allergies.

    Quote Originally Posted by impact View Post
    "Exceptions may be made for students who for medical or other reasons under the Ontario Human Rights Code cannot be vaccinated."

    Says it all right there!
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    I am not aware of any experimental gene therapy I am guessing you posted the wrong link. Please post the one to the experimental gene therapy.

    Quote Originally Posted by WillieBeno View Post
    Apparently experimental gene therapy shot efficacy reported results are not what they claim to be.
    https://www.thelancet.com/journals/l...069-0/fulltext
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    Quote Originally Posted by greatwhite View Post
    I am not aware of any experimental gene therapy I am guessing you posted the wrong link. Please post the one to the experimental gene therapy.
    Never mind the gene therapy part then, what it says is you're a little bit closer to posting proof of your donation.

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