Monkeypox - a new global health emergency

[RollingJ]

Do you not think that the ability to bring modified for the purpose drugs, if urgently required, is not a good thing, born of the experience these concerns have amassed over the years, combined with the increased use of technology?

Brand new drugs still cost more than a couple of quid to research and develop.

[aardvark6535]

1 minute ago, RollingJ said:

Do you not think that the ability to bring modified for the purpose drugs, if urgently required, is not a good thing, born of the experience these concerns have amassed over the years, combined with the increased use of technology?

Brand new drugs still cost more than a couple of quid to research and develop.

I'm all for targeted jabs, or I would be if they work, It sounds possible, but they would have to have better results than their previous try. Second thoughts on the profitability of Jab, Kids are an easy target for jabs and for companies and Doctors to make another few Quid, Why do you think Kids have all these Jabs, something like 40 or 50 before the age of 18. Not individual jabs, like the MMR jab, there are some that contain 5 injections in One shot. (and u wonder why ADHD etc are on the rise) I can guarantee if there was no profit there would be no Jabs.

[RollingJ]

2 minutes ago, aardvark6535 said:

I can guarantee if there was no profit there would be no Jabs.

And a hell lot more of easily preventable diseases.

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51 minutes ago, Prettytom said:

That is exactly what he isn’t. Coleman isn’t a medical professional at all.

 

Maybe you meant “a real, violent, conspiracy theorist and self publicist “

He has qualified as a doctor (albeit retired now).  Unlike some so called “experts” commenting on medical matters.

[aardvark6535]

6 minutes ago, pfifes said:

He has qualified as a doctor (albeit retired now).  Unlike some so called “experts” commenting on medical matters.

The good Doctor on ITV in 1981 defending his patients right to confidentiality - 2.07

This shows exactly how much he thinks of his Patients, and of his oath.

[Prettytom]

14 minutes ago, pfifes said:

He has qualified as a doctor (albeit retired now).  Unlike some so called “experts” commenting on medical matters.

He hasn’t retired.

 

He’s relinquished his status as a doctor.

 

That’s different.

 

There are plenty of well established, serious ways to challenge scientific orthodoxy.

 

Posting drivel on YouTube isn’t one of those routes.

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5 minutes ago, Prettytom said:

He hasn’t retired.

 

He’s relinquished his status as a doctor.

 

That’s different.

 

There are plenty of well established, serious ways to challenge scientific orthodoxy.

 

Posting drivel on YouTube isn’t one of those routes.

He has still qualified as a doctor unlike other “experts” commenting on medical matters.

[RollingJ]

Just now, pfifes said:

He has still qualified as a doctor unlike other “experts” commenting on medical matters.

As he has relinquished his status as a doctor, why is he still titling himself 'Dr' Vernon Coleman - he has no right to that designation?

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7 minutes ago, RollingJ said:

As he has relinquished his status as a doctor, why is he still titling himself 'Dr' Vernon Coleman - he has no right to that designation?

But he still qualified as a medical doctor.  Most of self appointed “experts” on monkeypox and COVID 19 have had zero medical training.

[RollingJ]

1 minute ago, pfifes said:

But he still qualified as a medical doctor.  Most of self appointed “experts” on monkeypox and COVID 19 have had zero medical training.

He may have qualified as a doctor, but as said, he relinquished his his status, therefore his use of the prefix is at best disingenuous, at worst fraud. Are all these other people calling themselves 'Doctor', bearing in mind that a lot of them are qualified in other areas, but still with relevant knowledge/experience?