I have had another horrible realisation. It suddenly made sense of *loads* of things about the effects of covid infection itself, but it also made massive sense of why public health is missing what's going on.
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This is hard to articulate coherently, but I'm going to try.
They're trying to have the best of both worlds, the best of every world...
I'm fumbling for words here, but I'll get them right.
I occasionally talk about how hideously incompetent the ukhsa is.
And, yes, it's hard to tell if it's hideous incompetence or plain malice sometimes.
Here's an example.
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This discussion of the autumn booster contains this piece of staggering inaccuracy:
This is *staggeringly wrong*:
"those who received a vaccine were around 43% less likely to be admitted to hospital with COVID-19 from 2 weeks following vaccination, compared to those who remained unvaccinated"
I'm going to start this thread with a boring tweet so no one reads it.
But what if using the term AIDS is a problem because people don't understand that *immune deficiency* is the *boss level* of untreated HIV infection, not the introductory open world gameplay.
Blastic NK-cell lymphoma means something has gone *really wrong* in immune regulation.
It’s a malignancy of the cells that are *supposed to destroy infected cells*.