In a year and a half, thousands of pregnant women have been vaccinated once morest Covid-19. And no problems were listed. However, some persist in thinking that the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are dangerous for this public. Last argument in date, the British government would have secretly changed its strategy in the matter. “After vaccine safety was oversold in 2021, the UK finally advises pregnant and breastfeeding women once morest getting the Covid-19 vaccine”says this Wednesday, August 31 the blog FranceEvening, which has become a disinformation media on this subject. A rumor widely shared for several days, wrongly.
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Covid-19: the challenge of vaccination
What do we know about Mauricette Doyer, who died of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease a few months after her vaccinations?
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Mauricette, assures Marc Doyer, did not suffer from health problems and gave the impression of doing “10 years younger” than his age. She displayed “terrible fishing, no cholesterol, high blood pressure, nothing”, he testified. Can we therefore draw a parallel between the successive injections once morest Covid-19 and the outbreak of the disease which followed shortly followingwards? The doctors and specialists of Creutzfeldt-Jakob openly display their reservations.
“Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is a very slow incubating disease”a underline near Release neurologist Jean-Philippe Brandel, neurologist and connoisseur of this condition. “We are closer to ten years than a few days or a few weeks.” And to add that “Vaccination once morest Covid-19 appears much too recent for us to imagine that it is the cause of the diseases that we diagnose today. This is something that does not seem possible to us.” Specialists point out at the same time that no increase in cases of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease has been reported since the start of vaccinations, on the contrary.
Caution is also required regarding the triggering role that the vaccine might have played. Marc Doyer indicated this week that there was “full of cases” where the injection “triggers the diseases that we have in us”. A thesis that no scientific study has yet put forward. Dr. Brandel, faced with the case of Mauricette, calls for empathy: “You have people who are fine and who a month later are dead. It’s so unacceptable, I understand that families are looking for answers”, he slips. This should not lead to hazardous conclusions, since among the very many vaccinated French people, it is logical that some develop “a Creutzfeldt-Jakob, others a flu, others a cancer… The coincidence exists”summarizes the expert.
Covid-19: what is reactive vaccination, on which experts rely so much?
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
To achieve these results, the researchers established a mathematical model using INSEE data relating to professional situations, social contacts, and socio-demographic characteristics. Different scenarios were then brought to light to assess the impact of a reactive vaccination strategy depending on the dynamics of the epidemic. It shows in particular that whatever the scenario, the strategy of reactive vaccination works all the better as the vaccination coverage is low. In fact, the higher the vaccination coverage, the higher the probability that the relatives of the infected person are already vaccinated. “In most scenarios, with the same number of vaccine doses, a reactive strategy is more effective than other vaccination strategies in reducing the number of Covid-19 cases”, summarizes the institute in a press release.
As a benchmark, “in a context where vaccination coverage is around 45% and where viral circulation is high, the reduction in the number of cases over a two-month period increases from 10 to 16%”, with reactive vaccination, compared to a mass vaccination strategy, continues Inserm.
LIVE – Covid-19: contamination and hospitalizations on the rise before the entry into force of the vaccination pass
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
WAREHOUSES HAVE THE RATING
The rise of e-commerce, thanks to the health crisis, has led to a rush on warehouses in France in 2021. Rent prices might soar in 2022.
“The demand for warehouses in France still has a bright future ahead of it!” Pierre-Louis Dumont, industrial and logistics executive director at the business real estate consulting firm CBRE, said on Saturday.
In fact, according to the Immostat group, whose figures are the benchmark for business real estate, take-up – that is to say the number of square meters of warehouses newly let or sold to be occupied – has experienced in 2021 its best year since 2017.
“There is a very strong demand, driven first by the adoption of e-commerce, which requires changing distribution networks, and then by the fact that everyone needs to do it at the same time. “, he explains then. The pandemic was a “trend accelerator” for France, which had adopted e-commerce less than its European neighbors, he notes.
Another symbol of this health: the Argan group, which rents warehouses to large retailers (Carrefour, Casino, Auchan, etc.), to logisticians (FM, Geodis, etc.) or to Amazon, which has seen its rental income increase by 10% in 2021.
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