Great discussion of vaccine hesitancy, boosters, vaccine efficacy in immunosuppressed, hugs, & group homes for people with disabilities @inthebubblepod with @ASlavitt and @davidaxelrod
I thought it may be political, but very little politics. And yes the Maryland story is true.
I thought it may be political, but very little politics. And yes the Maryland story is true.
https://twitter.com/inthebubblepod/status/1415428921223434243
One of topics was when @davidaxelrod referred to his immunosuppressed sister in law. A lot of immunosuppressed patients with cancer are in her situation.
It is good she got tested for antibodies. But currently immunosuppressed patients lack guidance from CDC or FDA to do that.
It is good she got tested for antibodies. But currently immunosuppressed patients lack guidance from CDC or FDA to do that.
Do you think the CDC could give guidance to immunosuppressed patients to at least ask their doctors, and give guidance to doctors that checking for neutralizing antibodies is a good idea?
It looks like we may have several more months of delta variant, and like you said on the podcast some things we have to do beyond what the science says because it's the more cautious thing to do.
People will be cautious anyway, but knowing the result gives peace of mind too.
People will be cautious anyway, but knowing the result gives peace of mind too.
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