I believe 3 people were sent to the hospital with complications, so they closed it down to investigate it. There have been stories in the media about large rashes and other complications from the J&J vaccine that hasn't happened with the others. Better to shut it down for a day or two, to make sure it's safe than just continuing to inoculate people with it when some are having severe reactions to it.
It is, but imagine being the hospital or company that's administering the vaccines? 1 bad case could cost you millions in a lawsuit and/or in bad PR. My wife is an administrator at a major hospital out here, and to them, 1 is considered too many, as it should be.
Vaccine manufacturers are exempt from liability, which in and of itself should make any one think twice.
Nobody knows all that yet. It's barely been a year since this all started. Just like with any virus, for some, there may be none. For others, there may be a lot. There may not be any for many years down the road. They simply don't know.
And there are many that will refuse to get it, which is why this isn't going away soon. Same reason diseases like mumps and whooping cough have come back in the last 5-10 years.
Tell that to the government. They're the ones approving it and not the ones getting sued over it.
Our luck, with the team already down to 1 good goalie and 3 decent Dmen, it'll be one of them
Well, it won't be Girard, since he's already had it. If it's one of Makar or Toews they're almost screwed just as much. Imagine a top 6 of G/Makar or Toews, Graves/Pateryn, Middleton/Burroughs for the next 2 games? That top 2 would play 30 - 35 minutes.
