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Michael DAmbrosio's avatar

Per my previous comment, I compiled a list of recommendations for each country (cross posted to previous topic too).

Most countries are now only recommending for > 65, working in healthcare, or have specific comorbidities.  

The US, Canada are outliers recommending for 6 months+, Austria is lowest age recommending in the EU (12+), then Portugal at 50+. New Zeland at 30+

The rest (Israel, South Korea, Germany, Norway, UK, Spain, Australia, etc) recommending 65+, occasionally 60+

Whether they recommend 1 month old or 90 years old, doesn't seem to matter. 3rd booster in the EU appears to have been largely ignored - only 2.1% of the population got it (only 4.2% above aged 80). That was a steep decline from 2nd booster at only 17.7%. [1]

Put together what I could find withs sources here - several countries still can't find recommendations (notably Italy, Japan, Czechia, Finland). If anyone finds data on missing countries or an error let me know.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oJusZ0yAve1cCCSS5MGjp1XYjNc7qJffqJsz7ARlnLg/edit?usp=sharing

EDIT - Found Finland per Dr. Paul Offit post today:

https://pauloffit.substack.com/p/does-everyone-need-a-yearly-covid

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[1] https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/sites/default/files/documents/COVID-19-vaccination-strategies-march-2023.pdf

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Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

Many Japanese soldiers remained at their posts in jungles and caves for years after the emperor surrendered. Covidians will continue their charade for the rest of their sad lives.

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