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29/07/21

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Originally posted by nursery ↑

Coronavirus outbreaks have 'significantly reduced' vaccine hesitancy

[FONT=inherit][B]By Tara Blancato[/B][/FONT]

Coronavirus outbreaks have helped reduce vaccine hesitancy across Australia, with more people willing to get the jab amid surges in case numbers.
The outbreaks in New South Wales and Victoria had "significantly reduced" the rate of vaccine hesitancy, a report by the Melbourne Institute found.
The 2021 Vaccine Hesitancy Report Card showed Australia's vaccine hesitancy plummeted from 33 per cent at the end of May, to 21.5 per cent of the adult population as of July 23.

NSW had the lowest rate of vaccine hesitancy at 14.6 per cent, down from 32.9 per cent at the end of May.
Report author Professor Anthony Scott told 9news.com.au the outbreaks had prompted people to rethink their views on vaccination.
"People get vaccinated for different reasons," he said.

Personal safety ... but also getting out of lockdown more quickly.
"People think, 'if we want to get out of this we have to get vaccinated'.
"Outbreaks are changing peoples' minds who were previously uncertain or unsure.
"There is evidence that the number of those who are unwilling to get vaccinated has fallen as well."
The fall in hesitancy was across all age groups and states.

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yeah funny that hey?

Originally posted by nursery ↑

There seems to be an antivax agenda gettin prominence on HC. Time to promote the vaccine as a positive. There is absolutely no doubt that getting the jab has many advantages over not getting the jab. The AZ vaccine has now been used world wide for sufficient time and in sufficient quantity to show the pros and cons. The results are in and are available for all to see.

Over the years vaccines have been developed that have gone a long way to eliminate many serious diseases and reduce the effects of many more. Covid 19 vaccines are now being accepted in the ist of successes. There is no doubt that the benefits outweigh any disadvantages. There appears to be only two ways back to "normality", whatever that is.

One way is to open up and let nature build natural herd immunity. The other is to get majority vaccination. A possible third is a combination of both. I'm personally in favour of number three.

Whenever everyone that has had the opportunity to be vaccinated there should be no reason why we do not operate as normal. Travel, mix with others, open up all schools, allow business to trade without Covid restrictions and all that goes with normal living. The police can get back to real crime and best of all the government can concentrate on rebuilding industry, managing the economy and securing our nationality.

Those that choose not to be vaccinated can make that decision without affecting those that do. Without that incentive to get the jab we will wander on in and out of lockdown, have closed borders and have trouble ever being one nation, Australia, again.

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couple of good reasons not to-
the inventor of the mrna says it should be treated with caution
Dr. Robert Malone, Inventor of mRNA technology discusses the Spike Protein | Interview - YouTube
we are being coerced into taking the shot in the belief that "normal" will return. which is a lie. I think its israel that are now using boosters
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