Mind map: COVID-19
Vaccination

• Views AGAINST vaccination

  • Proponents of
    the conspiracy theory

  • Chipping + 5G towers. Once vaccinated, 5G will make COVID-19 lethal

    • Scientists generally consider 5G frequencies, like previous standards, to be safe for humans. In addition, coronavirus has spread to many countries that do not yet have a 5G network, such as Iran.

    • Scientists and regulators generally consider 5G frequencies, like previous standards, to be safe for humans. In addition, the coronavirus has spread to many countries that do not yet have a 5G network, such as Iran.

  • The Golden Billion

    • The state needs living citizens to pay taxes

  • Anti-vaccinationists

  • Anti-vaccinationists

    • For their own reasons against all vaccines in general

    • I'd rather be vaccinated naturally than injected with chemicals.

    • From history: the first vaccination was a natural vaccine against smallpox. And the chemical vaccine was safer.

    • The vaccine reduces the risk of infection and reduces the side effects of the coronavirus

  • "Just don't touch me"

  • Don't think much about illness

  • Not interested in spores on the internet 

  • Don't believe in coronavirus

  • Population immunity must be achieved to defeat the pandemic

  • The vaccine will not work against a new strain

  • The vaccine is only against Wuhan virus and there are many strains (delta, omicron, etc.). The new strain has a way of eluding immunity.

  • Humans have T and B cell immunity. B cells train antibodies, memory cells.

  • An increase in antibodies can help with the evasion.

  • It takes much less time for memory cells to recognise a mutated virus;

  • Vaccines have side effects

  • Thrombosis

    • Vaccines have a 0.00034% risk of thrombosis and 0.000072% risk of death

    • if 25 million are vaccinated, of which 86 are thromboses, with only 16 deaths

    • With covid, the risk is 4%.

  • fever;
    chills;
    muscle pain;
    headache;
    pain at the injection site

    • These and other side effects are described in the instructions

    • Older adults aged 61-80 years tolerate the vaccine more easily (linked to a weaker immune response)

  • Against compulsory vaccination

  • Population immunity must be achieved to defeat the pandemic

  • The sooner 70% are immune, the sooner restrictions will be lifted

  • Get sick from a vaccine

  • Vector adenovirus vaccines

    • no RNA

    • ability to enter the cell

    • does not multiply

    • antibodies appear

  • The vaccine contains only one gene, the spiked S-protein. It is located on the surface of the virus ('spikes') and is therefore a target for the immune system.

• Why shouldn't you get sick

  • 2% mortality

  • 5% Artificial respiration (ventilator)

  • Post-Covid syndrome

  • Chronic fatigue syndrome

  • Prolonged shortness of breath, cough

  • Impaired lung function, fibrosis 

  • Pain in joints

  • Chest pain, heart palpitations, inflammation of the heart muscle  Cognitive disorders, memory problems, concentration problems;

  • Cognitive disorders, memory and concentration problems  Cognitive problems;

  • Depression

  • Prolonged muscle and headache

  • Loss of hair

  • Sleep problems

  • Damage to other organs, inflammatory processes

  • Lack of odour

  • The effect of the virus on the brain

  • The virus affects the brain, the hippocampus 

    • Cognitive disorders, memory and concentration problems ;

  • Lack of smell

    • Olfactory bulb

  • In those who have had the disease, the prerequisites for

  • Guillain-Barré syndrome

  • Diabetes mellitus

  • Increased risk of cancer

  • Increased risk of dementia in over-ill people

    • Under investigation

• FOR doing vaccinations

  • Vaccine reduces risk of infection and attenuates side effects of coronavirus

  • Using AstraZeneca as an example

  • 1 dose

    • Reduces the likelihood of developing symptoms by 33%

    • 75% less likely to be admitted to hospital

  • 2 dose

    • reduces the likelihood of symptoms by 60%

    • 94% reduces likelihood of hospitalization

  • To defeat a pandemic, population-based immunity must be achieved

  • Not only antibodies, but also cellular immunity. After vaccination, it takes much less time for memory cells to recognise a mutated virus (new strains such as delta, omicron, etc.)