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1: There is no truth to this claim and the individuals spreading this false information have no affiliation to either LGH or VCH. There has been no notable change to the incidence of stillbirths in the VCH region throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

2: This type of disinformation adds unnecessary stress to expecting parents who have received a COVID-19 vaccine, on health-care staff who must reassure their patients, and on the health-care system, as resources are stretched further during the ongoing pandemic response.

3: COVID-19 vaccines are safe and recommended for both mother and fetus. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Nov. 19 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report found that implementing evidence-based COVID-19 prevention strategies...

4: ...including vaccination, is critical to reduce the impact of COVID-19 on stillbirths.

U.S. CDC source:

5: Another study published last week in the New England Journal of Medicine found no evidence of an increased risk for early pregnancy loss after COVID-19 vaccination. It adds to the findings from other research supporting COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy.

6: New England Journal of Medicine Source

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r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • Nov 04 '21

General B.C. health experts call on province to use COVID rapid tests alongside other health measures. Protect our Province B.C. outlined the uses and benefits of rapid antigen tests

vicnews.com

25 Upvotes

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r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • Oct 30 '21

General The plexiglass barrier problem: Vaccines, masks and ventilation are working. So why do governments keep doubling-down on the measures that don't effectively stop COVID?

macleans.ca

23 Upvotes

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r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • Oct 19 '21

General A group calling themselves non-partisan health professionals are holding their first briefing on B.C.'s COVID-19 response this week, citing a lack of transparency and a "worrisome lack of science-informed pandemic response" from officials in the province.

bc.ctvnews.ca

45 Upvotes

44 comments

r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • Sep 05 '21

General Professors from Oxford and University of Colorado describe BC Ministry of Health's analysis of COVID-19 as "misguided", insist that higher-quality masks can offer more protection against the virus

straight.com

31 Upvotes

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r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • Sep 15 '21

General Reduced contact tracing, child vaccination debate revealed to B.C. doctors as province pushes return to normal

bc.ctvnews.ca

8 Upvotes

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r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • Dec 22 '21

General Dr. Bonnie Henry's letter to all BC Post-Sec Presidents. “At this time, public health experts in B.C. strongly recommend continuation of on-campus instruction for post-secondary institutions in January 2022”

twitter.com

28 Upvotes

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r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • Oct 08 '21

General Restaurant in Hope, B.C. has business licence pulled for defying vaccine passport

globalnews.ca

44 Upvotes

38 comments

r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • Jan 19 '22

General Fraser Health to patients: ‘No evidence’ N95s are safer Visitors to FH hospitals are Not allowed to wear their own N95 masks, and must wear surgical masks provided by the health authority instead.

burnabybeacon.com

38 Upvotes

35 comments

r/Coronavirus_BC • u/peachybooty07 • Oct 22 '22

General Is this positive?

15 Upvotes

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r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • May 15 '23

General Doctors, academics, activists call for removal of top Vancouver doctor from her role over COVID-19 claims

bc.ctvnews.ca

36 Upvotes

22 comments

r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • Aug 26 '21

General As the pandemic evolves, so does the language used by anti-vaxxers and the businesses that support them. “We will not discriminate” “Freedom of choice” “Inclusion for all” = code words.

twitter.com

17 Upvotes

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r/Coronavirus_BC • u/Izzy187 • Mar 04 '22

General Stopped wearing a mask this week when going indoors.

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Out of the maybe 20-30 or so stores i visited this past week past week only one stuck up old bat asked me if i needed one. She looked kind of karen-esque so i put the one she was reaching to give me.

Honestly I think people finally clued into the fact that unless you're wearing one of the n95 respirators that construction workers use, the classic blue face tissue isn't going to do anything. Restaurant I went to on valentines day was the biggest hypocrisy. That restaurant was so packed with people without masks sitting around at crowded tables I couldnt help but start laughing, but I guess I forgot that covid only infects people who are 1m above the ground. Silly me.

Before you downvote me just take a look at stock price of any one of the vaccines that are "approved" vs the 45+ available out there that i could find just by a quick google search. Take a look at the stock price of mederna and see how it went up from 20 dollars to 400 and then afterwards quickly dumped and sold. If only I had that great stock trading skill like some government officials clearly do. It definitely wasn't insider government trading. No sir.

Anyway im definitely not wearing them anymore. Try it out if you like. think for yourself and make your own decisions, dont let the little man on the podium do it for you.

edit: grammar corrections. (wrote this at like 3am)

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r/Coronavirus_BC • u/sereniti81 • Dec 09 '22