Madeira has already advanced with the fourth dose of vaccination against covid-19

Tobi Hughes·
Madeira News

The Regional Health Service hopes to vaccinate up to 6,000 people. Process advances in health and elderly units

The Autonomous Region of Madeira has already advanced with the fourth dose of vaccination against Covid-19. The process started in health units and others linked to the elderly and immunocompromised population.

Herberto Jesus, regional director of health, said this afternoon that the process should reach a universe of six thousand people. Now, after the critical and most widespread phase of Covid-19 is over, it is time to “look at health as a whole”.

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12 Responses

  1. This is very interesting, considering that my husband went into the clinic in Porto Santo about three weeks ago and was told there were no plans at all for the Madeira Region to give a fourth dose of the vaccine. He is 81 years old, a permanent resident here, immunocompromised himself and has a family member in Germany who is undergoing chemotherapy. As he was planning to visit this family member, he then contacted a doctor in Germany and was told of course he could be vaccinated, and he has been. Has this been a quick decision, or is the clinic here on Porto Santo rather lacking in information?

  2. Unfortunately Laura the information you have been given is lacking, where possible you need to talk to a senior person or have the information printed to give to them, you cant take the word of the secretate.

  3. Pfizer was forced to publish their covid vaccine research in phases by a US court earlier this year. Last week the Pfizer papers revealed that the vaccine is 12% effective for one week, and after that, it drops to 1%. So the vaccine is useless.

    The media is silent about this, so governments can keep pushing harmful injections.

    But it’s voluntary to take it, so who cares. Right?

    1. Extract from the Lancet below. Please stop peddling misinformation Eric.

      Between Dec 14, 2020, and Aug 8, 2021, of 4 920 549 individuals assessed for eligibility, we included 3 436 957 (median age 45 years [IQR 29–61]; 1 799 395 [52·4%] female and 1 637 394 [47·6%] male). For fully vaccinated individuals, effectiveness against SARS-CoV-2 infections was 73% (95% CI 72–74) and against COVID-19-related hospital admissions was 90% (89–92). Effectiveness against infections declined from 88% (95% CI 86–89) during the first month after full vaccination to 47% (43–51) after 5 months. Among sequenced infections, vaccine effectiveness against infections of the delta variant was high during the first month after full vaccination (93% [95% CI 85–97]) but declined to 53% [39–65] after 4 months. Effectiveness against other (non-delta) variants the first month after full vaccination was also high at 97% (95% CI 95–99), but waned to 67% (45–80) at 4–5 months. Vaccine effectiveness against hospital admissions for infections with the delta variant for all ages was high overall (93% [95% CI 84–96]) up to 6 months.

      1. Great, Andrew! Thank you. I wrote a long answer, but somehow it is not showing. Anyone in doubt of the efficacy of the vaccine can have a simple antibody test done at their doctor’s which will reassure them.

      2. Sure… Please take as many boosters as you wish. It’s all voluntary.

        I have no problem with people getting vaccinated freely. The thing is that vaccines are useless and harmful.

        One of the key scientists in developing the mRNA technique, Dr. Robert W. Malone, warns against mRNA vaccines. I trust his expertise. And yes, I’m aware that Wikipedia and so-called fact-checkers try to discredit him. But those are run by leftists with an agenda.

        1. I think you also have an agenda Eric but it is a wholly misleading one that is based on ridiculous falsehoods, not facts and science.

  4. Steve and Eric, I was interested in Eric’s claim that Pfizer had published papers showing such a low efficacy for the vaccine, so I went to fact check, as I never believe everything I read on social media. I found that this is not the truth, and 91% efficacy is more accurate. See https://www.factcheck.org/2022/05/scicheck-pfizer-documents-show-vaccine-is-highly-effective/. There are links within this fact checking document to the original document from Dec 2020, which was mis-read to produce this false claim. I would encourage anyone in doubt to ask their doctor for a check on their immunity a few weeks after they have been vaccinated. This just involves taking a small drop of blood, and checking for antibodies against CoVid. My husband and I had this done, and it showed over 90% immunity for each of us. Our doctor has no financial interest in vaccinations. He was not even offering them at the time he did the test, though he was involved in the third round boosters. I hope people will do some careful reading before deciding whether or not to be vaccinated. We are both on the elderly side, fully vaccinated with Pfizer, and despite starting to travel again since last summer, so far have not caught CoVid. But, yes, vaccination is voluntary, and maybe medical experts who have undergone many years of training are more likely to be correct than the latest conspiracy theory. However, in the end it is up to us.

    1. Dear Laura

      Main stream medical experts sadly are not very bright. Vaccines have always caused some harm and even death. It is well documented. It is assumed vaccines ‘train’ the immune system; they do not. They are if anything at all, toxic. They will make the immune system produce anti-bodies as a defense against the toxins. These will eventually fade until one is foolish enough to have another vaccine.

      Vitamin D deficiency is the true pandemic, but big pharma don’t make much money out of it.

      If you are in a place where the sun shines all year round and you get good levels of vitamin D via it if you do the right things, then your immune system will be stronger for it.

      If you get vaccines that you pay for that is your choice. If, as in the UK, you pay for these via taxes, then you don’t have a choice to pay for them, as even if you avoid them like the plague, you are indirectly paying for those who do.

      As regards your fact check link, the website is funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. This is linked to Johnson & Johnson’s original founder. This is the pharma company helping to advertise its products so is not independent and cannot be relied upon.

      Kind regards.

  6. Yes. This little hit-peace confirms that Malone was one of the key scientists developing the mRNA technique.
    Like I said.

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