What do doctors and nurses think of the COVID vaccine? Do you trust it? Why or why not?

Answer: As an intensive care physician, I took care of the sickest Covid patie.​.​.​ Susan's Digest Top Stories For You What do doctors and nurses think of the COVID vaccine? Do you trust it? Why or why not? S. Dalal, Critical Care Surgeon Written Jan 3 As an intensive care physician, I took care of the sickest Covid patients. It is also how I myself got Covid-19 and was hospitalized where I work. I recovered a month later... Read More » What video game company used to be booming, but is now dead? Chris Nash, BS Software Engineering, Cogswell College (1994) Updated Oct 24, 2019 Wow, there are so many examples. A few that spring to mind: Origin Systems: Richard Garriott's company that gave life to the Ultima series and a number of other highly-regar... Read More » At 39 years old, am I too old to get a job at FAANG? Christopher F Clark, Yacc++ author, Intel chip designer, ex-Googler Written Nov 27 Not just due to your age. I was 59 when I started at Google. The person who would have been my boss (at the company I actually wanted to go to, and no that wasn't Google or... Read More » A friend recently told me that COVID-19 is overrated because it has a 99% recovery rate. What do you think about this? Colin Riegels, admitted as a lawyer in five countries Written Dec 26 I have a few thoughts. 99% recovery rate means a 1% death rate. There aren't too many things people would want to do if it meant a 1% chance of dying within 3 weeks. It isn't... Read More » I've started secretly filming my therapy Skype sessions. I watch them back during the week and I catch things I wouldn't have seen. My therapist has noticed that I'm progressing quicker. I feel so much more connected to him. Is this a bad thing? Maya Brown, Therapy client Written Jan 26 I could see many ways in which filming sessions could be beneficial, and I'm glad you feel so connected to your therapist. However I think you know that you have dug yourse... Read More » Are there any people who took vaccination in the UK, and how do you feel after? Richard Smedley, Senior IT Technician (2016-present) Written Feb 20 I'm 36, and to my surprise discovered that I was in a Priority group last Friday - I received my Oxford/AZ vaccine the day after. Less than an hour after getting home, my ar... Read More » If the average IQ is truly 100, why do I feel like I've never met one before, all I meet are above average people? Robert D Allen MBA, Mensa member age 9-29, GenYMs coordinator for 5yrs. Updated Jan 25, 2018 People with average intelligence operate perfectly fine. Our society is designed to be easily traversed by those in the 85–115 range, so most people you meet will do very w... Read More » Can you basically do nothing in Google and not get fired? How? Robert Rossney, Engineer at Google Written Dec 9 It would take a serious amount of effort and some supremely bad management to do nothing at Google. An engineer who is "working hard" is probably doing too much, too fast. W... Read More » A friend of mine in London has just received the COVID-19 vaccine through the NHS. It's the Pfizer vaccine, not the Astrazeneca vaccine which the UK is so earnest in promoting. Is this nationwide? Mark Harrison, Lived here since 1970 Written Mar 1 The U.K. had (at the time this question was asked) authorised three vaccines: BioNTec / Pfizer Oxford / AstraZeneca Moderna... Read More » What abilities do profoundly gifted people have? Samuel Joseph, Regional Account Manager Updated Dec 29 I am not gifted but I grew up around a family member who is. The following list is incomplete and subjective. It may enact as a good representation and indicator of potentia... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/