Vaccine confidence 'another victim of the COVID-19 pandemic', study finds

Confidence in vaccines has declined"significantly" since the start of the COVID pandemic, according to a new study.

After questioning more than 1,000 adults, they found that the post-pandemic group was considerably less confident in vaccines than the pre-pandemic group. Dr Alessandro Siani, associate head of the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Portsmouth, said:"While vaccine hesitancy is not a new phenomenon,

A child is 15,000 times less likely to get ill from covid compared to a 70/80 year old (older, weaker immune system and their body doesn't know how to react to a new virus whereas a child body sends a wall of remedies to find solution in body) but still trying vaccine children 😡

2015 Cold vaccine had a 4% protection based on the VARIANTS in circulation 🤷‍♂️ Covid vaccines were soo far behind the variants which were changing in circulation so protection from vaccine was very SMALL but continued to claim huge successes despite many older ppl dying

Victim of the 'experts'

My confidence for these jabs went when I had two AstraZeneca jabs, a month later was told that my age category shouldn’t be given those jabs due to health concerns… so forgive me if I don’t want to have these jabs every year

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