[John Mayes]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Not directed at you...

Lol!

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

It would help if you would cite the study, or at least WHEN it was released...

Timing matters...

I believe it was this paper from December 2020 but 30 months later I'm not sure.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Bill14564

I believe it was this paper from December 2020 but 30 months later I'm not sure.

Sadly, that study proved to be incorrect...

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by Escape Artist

You might want to rethink the RSV vaccine which was rushed through clinical trials and had serious problems with it. Of course, they rolled it out anyway.

Rushed? RSV vaccines have been in process since the 1960's. The earlier versions were disastrous, and those were scrapped and they re-designed the project from scratch. There were promising results in 2011, and in 2013, the first clinical trials of what is NOW - 10 years later - a successful approved vaccine, were conducted. I've been a test subject for the Galaxo-Smith-Kline double-blind peer-reviewed trials for over two years, but the trial started before I volunteered for it. I was in one of the later batches.

There is nothing rushed about the RSV vaccine.

[GizmoWhiskers]

Originally Posted by Karmanng

GOOD Luck I stopepd getting the flu shot as it caused to many reactions......never again

I had the pneumonia vax once and ended up with a 102 temp for 4 days. Never again.

[Ray Greene]

Why did you do, drink the kool aid, to get so gullible!

[MrChip72]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

I'm sure, even at your hospital, the coding department encouraged all physicians to list every diagnosis on a given patient, and then your department put them in the most financially beneficial order. Some hospitals changed the primary diagnosis, apparently not yours, but frequently the order of listing is subjective.

Any proof, or just another conspiracy of yours? Believe it or not, most people with real jobs are already too busy to get their job done and have no time to start falsifying stuff for some secret agenda.

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by GizmoWhiskers

I had the pneumonia vax once and ended up with a 102 temp for 4 days. Never again.

I drank a whole bottle of Rum one Christmas Eve, and was pi$$ed for next two days.
Never again!

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by MrChip72

Any proof, or just another conspiracy of yours? Believe it or not, most people with real jobs are already too busy to get their job done and have no time to start falsifying stuff for some secret agenda.

You are joking, right????

You doubt that my post is a factual statement of coding department policies at US hospitals and physician attestations??????

Now, let's see: I was chief of staff at a 350 bed hospital and you were...? Yeah, I thought so. Please don't make any more of a fool of yourself as you just did. Maybe there is a subject you know something about, but clearly this is not it.

[Two Bills]

One of the best bits of advice I received was:
Never argue with doctors or surgeons.
"One writes your prescriptions, the other is holding the knife!"

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

One of the best bits of advice I received was:
Never argue with doctors or surgeons.
"One writes your prescriptions, the other is holding the knife!"

Just typical for TOTV ---He's a clueless person arguing with an expert about something they know nothing about. Debating opinions or topics where the facts are questionable is one thing, his post was just stupid.

[OhioBuckeye]

It’s big bucks in the medical fields pocket!

[Flyers999]

My dad passed away from the flu so I get the shot every year. But I get jabbed in November because it only last for six months. I contacted the flu in March and one time in April, so I want it to be effective during those months when I travel more. My primary care didn't object to my regimen.

[Chi-Town]

Getting the flu shot. Had the flu two years in a row and down for the count both times. Been getting the shot religiously since then.

[CoachKandSportsguy]

Originally Posted by Flyers999

My dad passed away from the flu so I get the shot every year. But I get jabbed in November because it only last for six months. I contacted the flu in March and one time in April, so I want it to be effective during those months when I travel more. My primary care didn't object to my regimen.

smart, timing is everything
and better lucky than good