Rutgers to REQUIRE all in person students to be vaccinated this fall
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Next year, no more remote learning according to Murphy. Just saw it in the news.
A critical mass of vaccinations offers more protection to the vulnerable populations, and is also critically important for mitigating variants that weaken the efficacy of the vaccines
Is that a known fact or do we just not know that yet one way or the other? They're in a union aren't they? That'll be a fun requirement to send over to them.
don't most schools require a meningitis vaccine as well?
Glad I get my second dose a week from tomorrow. I’ll be months in the clear by the time football season rolls around.
Young...healthy people? Or someone grossly obese? I'm not saying it hasn't happened but it's been rare.
It's not a straw man at all. The left claims to be the party of science and then keeps pretending masks do anything. The left is all for my body my choice and then does a 180 on a vaccine for 19 year olds?
You do realize the cost of moving out of NJ is way more expensive than moving in? Many people don't like high taxes and big government. Go do a google search of moving trucks dude.
The science behind it assumes there is small window of transmissibility before the immune system kicks in and does its job. People can beome positive and transmit to others. The window of opportunity should be much smaller after the vaccine is received. It cannot be explained much more simple than that. Feel free to dissect and/or attempt to create a tangent.
I'd like to see a link for that one. You make it seem like the CDC recommended masks over vaccines for everyone. Was this before vaccines were more widely available? Don't get confused if they are referring recent covid positive patients (with probable antibodies) to defer their vaccination to a later date in favor of those not vaccinated and never had covid.
Absolutely. You body, your choice. But their institution, their rules.
Quick, how long should the antibodies last from a covid infection on average? Will those student be immune from newer variants? Those are things that take time to figure out and should be determined in the future. That's what sciency science is all about.
I lived 20 years in different states, Wash, Ariz, Calif, Tx, Maryland, Pa . You probably never lived outside of NJ. All of the moving expenses paid by my company.
I think you’re a doctor right? If so, don’t you realize that your experience and fact-based feedback are no longer welcome?
From a legal aspect how are state schools legally allowed to mandate a vaccine? I understand how private schools could.
Two reasons:
It’s like any vaccine. The shot protects people most of the time, but it may not work for all. So you might be vaccinated, get infected and feel nothing. But it may kill that guy sitting next to you at the Heat game, even though he got vaccinated as well.
It doesn’t protect against any of the variants, three of which are growing Florida right now.
Oh, stop with your pesky facts!
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anon_yoo6z3typpaw2
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lol whoops, my bad brother. was supposed to be quoting whoever couldn't help himself and compared this to abortion
if they are all vaccinated then why are they wearing masks...I still ask the question, who are they giving it to but themselves who supposedly have this vaccine that prevents them from getting sick
what are the long term effects of the vaccine, its great you ask questions but then skip by that one, how long does the vaccine last..you skip by that one too
another poster, a few here who cannot have discussions without making personal attacks, you should be banned
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I see roughly 4,800 deaths from COVID / pneumonia in 2020-2021. Split 2,100 covid; 2,700 pneumonia. This is US, ages 0-29 per the cdc website.
CDC’s Jan 2020 report on 2018-2019 flu deaths shows 2,927 for ages 0-49 (it doesn’t get as specific into age groups).
Vaccinated people should not be sitting in the vaccinated section. Makes perfect sense.
As long as the vaccine is available and accessible to all, I see no problem with this at all.
No Brainer. It allows college life to return to normal. Remember, college is a priviledge-not a right. If you are an anti-vaxxer, then go to another school.
I swore "life back to normal" is what all these anti-vax posers wanted all along.
it sort of makes the whole idea of a vaccinated section cornered of if you are bringing up that you can be spreading it to each other as an argument, do you see how foolish you sound...whats the point then
To be fair, it says it was updated in September ...still months prior to your more complete data being available.
No idea why he thought that article was a relevant response.
no its using cdc data from janaury 2021, nice try on gotcha
fact is we know that for those under 18 the risk is less than the flu, when you get to the college age range things start to differ.
of course mandating vaccinating students while not mandating vaccinating staff seems to throw alot of arguments out the window
Whole lot of authoritarianism up in this thread.
I'll be pulling my recurring donations and encourage anyone else disgusted by this to do the same.
I'll be pulling my recurring donations and encourage anyone else disgusted by this to do the same.
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anon_ivydyf0amkzay
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As someone in academia, I can attest to the point that school administrations are TERRIFIED of faculty and staff unions...I’m guessing they don’t want to pick a fight with those people.
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