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Today marks 5 years since the WHO announced COVID-19 was a global pandemic. Nine medical expert Nick Coatsworth joins John to discuss what we've learned in that time, and how we would respond to a new pandemic. Listen to John Stanley live on air from 8pm Monday to Thursday on 2GB/4BCSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Nick Coatsworth joined Jacqui Felgate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Nick Coatsworth joins James Willis to discuss the reasons Australian medical students don't want to become a GP, as well as the rise of hMPVSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Cogho & Jules catch up with Bendigo Foodshare CEO Michelle Murphy on their new Golden Square site, word up the adults on Hargreaves Mall's pop up ice skating rink and find out how human Dr Nick Coatsworth from Do You Want to Live Forever? really is!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do You Want to Live Forever? What about living HEALTHIER years for longer? That is the promise of  a new Channel 9 series Do You Want To Live Forever. Host Amelia Phillips speaks with the creator of the show Dr Nick Coatsworth and goes behind the scenes to understand the 'why' behind the show, what surprised (and scared!) him most about the participants, his own personal struggles, and the longevity interventions he now uses in his life.  About the guest: Dr Nick is an infectious disease physician, a respiratory physician, a practitioner of disaster and humanitarian medicine, and a senior public administrator. You would remember him from the COVID19 days when he was the Deputy Chief Medical Officer of Australia calmly supporting the nation through one of its greatest health challenges.  https://www.instagram.com/drnickcoatsworth/  About the host: Amelia Phillips is an exercise scientist and nutritionist with a career spanning 26 years in health. She's a registered exercise scientist, nutritionist and researcher (with a masters of human nutrition). She is the co-founder of health tech company 12WBT and more recently Inner Vitality, using biomarkers to transform her member's health. Amelia had four kids in five years and is dedicated to empowering women to build a life after kids on the foundation of health (mental and physical), connection and purpose.  If you have a question for Amelia, reach out via Insta @_amelia_phillips, email ap@ameliaphillips.com.au  Find out more at www.ameliaphillips.com.au CREDITSHost: Amelia Phillips                                                                                                        Guest:  Dr Nick Coatsworth                                                                                                    Audio Producer: Darren RothMusic: Matt Nicholich                                                                                                      Production Partner: Nova Entertainment Pty Ltd Healthy Her acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hi Guys, welcome back to TV Reload. Thank you for clicking or downloading on today's episode with Dr Nick Coatsworth. Who is currently on Channel Nine's Do You Want To Live Forever! Which is on Monday nights at 7:30 for the next few weeks.…  Esteemed journalist Tracy Grimshaw and medical expert Dr Nick Coatsworth have been putting four pairs of everyday Australians under the microscope, testing the limits of human longevity in a brilliant telling new series about our health. Dr Nick Coatsworth stands as Australia's foremost and widely recognised medical authority and public health communicator. His unmatched depth of experience in the delivery of healthcare extends from frontline roles across four States and Territories to international humanitarian disasters. I have to say I loved catching up with Dr Nick he is a wealth of information and I will ask him about sharing his name with that Simpsons character. I will talk about how he got involved, what Tracey Grimshaw brought to the show and if he helped cast Liberty and Eliza from The Block. We will unpack the average Australian's health and find out what life hack he learnt during production that he is still doing daily? Dr Nick will share his thoughts on Covid and Ozempic. I will will ask about his predictions on the long term affects of both situations. You will find out how this show could change your health routines. With a dramatic 12 week shoot that will most likely inspire the most complacent Australian.  There is so much to unpack with Dr Nick. So sit back and relax as we unpack the world of Do You Want to Live Forever!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The new Channel Nine series – Do You Want to Live Forever? – has given us much to talk about…and that's just after the first episode! In exploring the quest for a longer life, Tracy Grimshaw and Dr Nick Coatsworth follow 8 Australians as they seek to understand if we can in fact rewind our… Continue reading 100NO 586: Do You Want to Live Forever? The post 100NO 586: Do You Want to Live Forever? appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Specialist Infectious Disease Physician & Deputy Chief Medical Officer of Australia, Dr Nick Coatsworth joined Julie-Anne Sprague for Backstories. From a major life-changing event, being thrown into the Australian COVID-19 response, to becoming a TV personality! Dr Coatsworth gives us an insight into his backstory.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tracy Grimshaw & Dr. Nick Coatsworth join us live in studio to chat about their upcoming show 'Do You Want To Live Forever' on Channel 9. Tracy and Nick share a few tips on how you could live way past 100 and what you can do to change your whole life in just 12 weeks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Esteemed journalist Tracy Grimshaw and medical expert Dr Nick Coatsworth will put four pairs of everyday Australians under the microscope, testing the limits of human longevity, when Do You Want To Live Forever? premieres on Channel 9 and 9Now at 7.30pm on Monday, June 17. They will embark on a life-changing 12-week journey of discovery, exploring the intricacies of health and ageing, seeking the secret to turning back their biological age. From billion-dollar breakthroughs to simple secrets, Tracy and Nick will travel the globe, visiting the blue zones—regions known for their high concentrations of centenarians—to investigate scientific advances in ageing and discover the latest developments in longevity. Co-Host of the series and friend of the show, Dr Nick Coatsworth, joins Luke Grant to tell him what people can expect from the show and what everyday choices people can make to maximise their time on this earth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Anthony Albanese calls a 12-month inquiry that won't examine curfews, school shutdowns, padlocked playgrounds or Premiers. Why not?  Find out more about The Front podcast here and read about this story and more on The Australian's website or search for The Australian in your app store. This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet, and edited by Tiffany Dimmack. The multimedia editor is Lia Tsamoglou, and original music composed by Jasper Leak.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*Dr Nick Coatsworth on Medicare changes *Telstra blasted by regional customers *Aussie mates run 80 marathons in 80 daysSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former deputy chief medical officer Professor Nick CoatsworthSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australia's former national deputy chief medical officer says the country's doctors and medical experts "got it wrong" advising use of a COVID-19 medication thought to strongly reduce the risk of the illness becoming life-threatening. Molnupiravir, sold in Australia under the brand name Lagevrio and bought in bulk by the federal government, disrupts COVID's ability to copy itself and was the first coronavirus antiviral to win government subsidy here. Infectious diseases physician Dr Nick Coatsworth told Liam Bartlett on 6PR Mornings preliminary findings from a major new study suggest the medication works no better than a placebo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former deputy chief medical officer Dr Nick Coatsworth says the guidelines around COVID vaccines for children should be reviewed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former deputy chief medical officer Dr Nick Coatsworth says the guidelines around COVID vaccines for children should be reviewed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The State Government will stop reporting daily COVID-19 numbers from this Friday, with experts saying its become less important information with the number of daily cases decreasing.  Infectious Diseases Physician and former Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Dr Nick Coatsworth told Oly Peterson on Perth Live it doesn't signal the end of Covid because its going to be with us for our lifestyles, rather a move to living with Covid.  "What this signals is that public health authorities recognise that the value of reporting daily case numbers is decreasing..." "We are on a trajectory out of the pandemic, and this is just one of the changes along with isolation going from seven to five days."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Infectious Diseases Physician and former National Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Dr Nick Coatsworth spoke with Oliver Peterson on Perth Live to discuss WA's current Covid challenges and what the new normal will look like.  Two years deep into the pandemic, Dr Nick Coatsworth believes it's finally time to look forward to the end of this Covid wave and to do so, we need to stop making Covid the centre of our conversations.  "What Covid has done is unpack other issues in our health system, where if we keep focusing on Covid itself we might miss some of the real opportunities to reform our system," he told Oly.  Oly further asked Dr Coatsworth what his perspective is on the current caution and anxiety that's in the air due to a flux of Covid cases and hospital admissions. "I think it's clear that unless there is a substantial change in Covid-19, we will not go back to any severe restrictions. Essentially we would need a new pandemic virus to consider lockdowns," Dr Coatsworth said.  "You've said it Oly, we have to live with it. Which means we have to have policies that enable us to do so and we don't have that at the moment."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A surge of Monkeypox cases worldwide has let the governing health body, the World Health Organisation, declare a global emergency. The chief of the WHO said the expanding monkeypox outbreak in more than 70 countries is an "extraordinary" situation that now qualifies as a global emergency. A declaration that could spur further investment in treating the once-rare disease and worsen the scramble for scarce vaccines.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Infectious disease expert Dr Nick Coatsworth believes it's "vital" Aussies find out if they are infected with COVID as early as possible. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week health ministers from the G20 met and created a new monetary fund that will power research into pandemic preparedness. Here in Australia the new Albanese government has committed to a new Centre for Disease Control.  Are we doing enough to prepare for inevitable?

Dr Nick Coatsworth is an expert in health policy, public administration and a practising infectious diseases physician. He held a national role in the Australian response to COVID-19 as Deputy Chief Medical Officer of Australia, becoming one of the most recognised medical spokespeople during the pandemic. Nick engaged the Australian community through a variety of media platforms most notably as the spearhead of the national COVID-19 vaccination campaign. Dr Micheal Gannon, Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, sits down with Dr Nick Coatsworth to discuss Nick's medical career journey, and what insights and advice he has for junior doctors. — MDA National would like to acknowledge the contributions of MDA National staff, Members, friends and colleagues in the production of the podcast and note that this work is copyright. Apart from any use permitted under applicable copyright law, you may not reproduce the content of this podcast without the permission of MDA National. This podcast contains generic information only, is intended to stimulate thought and discussion, and doesn't account for requirements of any particular individual. The content may contain opinions which are not necessarily those of MDA National. We recommend that you always contact your indemnity provider when you require specific advice in relation to your insurance policy or medico-legal matters. MDA National Members need to contact us for specific medico-legal advice on freecall 1800 011 255 or email advice@mdanational.com.au. We may also refer you to other professional services.

The Liberal member who took the Prime Minister to court in a bid to block the endorsement of candidates in 12 seats has been expelled from the NSW Liberal party.  The Panthers have been rocked by another off-field drama, with young gun Taylan May charged with assault by Queensland police.  A push to allow unvaccinated teachers back into classrooms to address the staffing crisis which is crippling the state's schools has the backing of former deputy chief medical officer Dr Nick Coatsworth.  As Tiger Woods prepares to make an amazing comeback from severe leg injuries sustained in a car crash 14 months ago, he has the legend of Ben Hogan to serve as inspiration.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daily Mail Dr Nick Coatsworth claims Omicron 'clearly not' more dangerous than flu. Former deputy chief medical officer Nick Coatsworth has claimed the omicron variant of Covid is 'clearly not' more dangerous than the flu. Dr Coatsworth said people without pre-existing medical conditions had little to fear from the milder strain once vaccinated and most wouldn't need booster shots. The Canberra infectious disease physician earlier told Daily Mail Australia the time had come to stop wearing masks and predicted the pandemic would end in 2022. 'No, it's not. It's clearly not,' he told Sky News when asked if Omicron was more dangerous than seasonal flu. Dr Coatsworth claimed Covid booster shots were only necessary for vulnerable or elderly Australians and those with chronic illnesses. 'Young, fit, healthy adults and kids, their risk was so low anyway that if you take it from 0.007 to 0.001 per cent – I'm using those numbers to demonstrate the effect, I'd have to get the actual numbers for you,' he said. 'So, for the booster perspective, from the disease perspective, this is an illness that will very rarely cause harm to young, fit, healthy adults and kids,' he said. This is despite the waning of Delta and Omicron waves in Europe and Israel being correlated with the rollout of booster shots. Booster shots are mandated for workers in 'high risk' settings - such as hospitals, aged care, schools and prisons, in most states across Australia. The Federal Government updated its vaccine policy last week on the advice of the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI). Australians will no longer be classed as 'up to date' on their Covid vaccinations if they have not had a booster six months after their second dose. Dr Nick Coatsworth has also called to end mask wearing as the nation enters its second year living with the virus. 'I think the tide has turned on masks. People recognise they had a place at a time of uncertainty, but are appropriately reassessing their value especially in schools,' he tweeted on Tuesday. The top doctor has been outspoken about Australia's route out of the pandemic believing community-wide restrictions weren't fair on the rest of the community, who are already protected by a robust health care system alongside mass vaccination. Speaking with 2GB radio on Wednesday, Dr Coatsworth said during the uncertainty of 2020 - when there was more severe strains of the virus and no vaccine - measures had been implemented that had 'minimal benefit' in curtailing new infections. 'When you drop restrictions the first ones you drop are the ones without any evidence-based, and there's no evidence-based for masks in schools,' he said. 'We have to be honest with the Australian community about that, if we're not, when we need to dial-up the level of restrictions in the future - which I think is unlikely - you'll start losing people.' He recommended the 'low value interventions' be ditched first with masks in schools the first to be scrapped. This is my opinion. J Fallon Apple Music J Fallon Spotify The Slippery Slope Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-fallon/message

Former deputy chief medical officer Dr Nick Coatsworth says masks mandates in schools must be removed while raising concerns over false negatives on rapid antigen tests. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did you think Australia was about to become a country again? Not yet. Commandant McGowan has other ideas - and the perfect excuse to keep going and keep West Australians "safe". And the left may disagree but it's time we faced facts - Australia is a top place and we're awesome. LinksThe Sunk Cost Fallacy - The Decision Lab'Bin fire': Lisa's harsh verdict on Australiahttps://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/clinical/australia-records-zero-flu-deaths-over-past-12-monhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10433119/Mark-McGowan-gets-schooled-Covid-Australian-doctor.html

Australia's former deputy chief medical officer Dr Nick Coatsworth has said 2022 will end the Covid pandemic, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has again ruled out making rapid antigen Covid tests free, A father has died while trying to save his son who fell into water on the Sunshine Coast, Glenn McGrath has tested positive to COVID-19, Miley Cyrus, Rebel Wilson See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former deputy chief medical officer Nick Coatsworth is calling a targeted approach to COVID in order to protect vulnerable Australians. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The debate over vaccine mandates has erupted in a war of words.  Thousands of protestors marched in Australian capital cities last weekend claiming the mandates are overreach and a breach of civil liberties.    So where does the truth lie?  Brad Hudson is from the Nurses Professional Association of Australia providing support for nurses who don't want to get vaccinated; and Dr Nick Coatsworth is the former deputy chief medical officer and the “face” of the nation's Covid response and vaccine rollout campaign in taxpayer-funded advertisements.    So where does the balance lie between professions being told they MUST be vaccinated, against the overall necessity to keep the whole community safe?  That's the question in today's Briefing....and how did it come to this?    Todays Headlines PM condemns lawbreakers following Christensen comments 80+ backpackers locked-down in Byron Bay Australia to wait until April for NZ reopening NASA launches mission to deflect asteroid ARIA Winners announced  Follow The Briefing Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast  Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAU Twitter: @TheBriefingAU  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Luke Grant speaks with Former Deputy Chief Medical Officer and infectious disease expert, Dr Nick Coatsworth. They discuss what the reopening roadmap looks like for Australia and how we will have to learn live with the virus.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What do health experts make of Melbourne's reopening following the world's longest lockdown.

Australia's former deputy chief medical officer says any future restrictions imposed on citizens due to COVID-19 need to be put under even more scrutiny. Dr Nick Coatsworth told Neil Mitchell that vaccination and evidence of what had and hadn't worked since the pandemic began warranted it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last week we published back-to-back episodes featuring Dr Nick Coatsworth.   Tom, Jan, Annika, Katrina and Antoinette have spoken to Dr Nick many times….and we just felt it was time to get him back on the Briefing, to dispel a series of vaccine conspiracies...once and for all.   So as a special one-off feature ….we've put those two briefings back to back for you   A special Sunday edition of the Briefing…..   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is our second episode in a two-part podcast with Dr Nick Coatsworth.   It's time to dispel the vaccination conspiracies once and for all.   With 60 percent of the nation back in lockdown - and vaccinations now the key to our future, and freedom, the voices of vaccine hesitancy get louder and louder.   In this two-part podcast, we pose the questions that need answering.  Dr Nick dismisses the conspiracies one by one.   TODAY'S HEADLINES Sydney prepares for 2000 cases a day next week Missing Hunter Valley three-year-old found alive PM concedes Australia has ‘problem' with women as Safety Summit begins  Taliban claims total control over Afghanistan with Panjshir Valley win Follow The Briefing Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast  Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAU Twitter: @TheBriefingAU  YouTube: http://bit.ly/TheBriefingSUBSCRIBE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've spoken to Dr Nick Coatsworth before about vaccinations - and some of you may feel like you're listening to a broken record….   With 60 percent of the nation back in lockdown - and vaccinations now the key to our future, and freedom, the voices of vaccine hesitancy get louder and louder.   In this two-part podcast, we're going to pose the questions that need answering.  Once and for all.   TODAY'S HEADLINES Covid case numbers expected to peak this week Shark kills surfer at Coffs Harbour Four killed in suicide bombing Pakistan/Afghan border Search widens for missing Hunter Valley boy Paralympics winds up in Tokyo Follow The Briefing Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast  Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAU Twitter: @TheBriefingAU  YouTube: http://bit.ly/TheBriefingSUBSCRIBE   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former deputy chief medical officer Dr Nick Coatsworth is hopeful Australians will be reunited as vaccination rates climb. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you concerned about media experts getting lots of media airtime to talk about Covid-19. but getting it wrong, often being way too pessimistic?  It feels like it's impossible to filter out all the white noise to get to the facts we need to make an informed decision.   Dr Nick Coatsworth was the Deputy CMO for six months, he's an infectious disease expert and the Director of Medical Services, Canberra Health Services. He wrote an op ed piece recently calling out his colleagues and other experts for expressing opinions not fact.   So where does the truth lie?  How do we strike a balance in the age of mass media and social media, so we can make informed decisions individually and as a country?  Dr Nick gives us the answers.   TODAY'S HEADLINES Victoria joins Sydney, Brisbane in lockdown Sydney lockdown expanded to Newcastle and Hunter Hillsong leader vows to return to Australia to fight charges $1 billion from Commonwealth for Closing The Gap More gold up for grabs as Australia records most successful games ever Follow The Briefing Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast  Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAU Twitter: @TheBriefingAU  YouTube: http://bit.ly/TheBriefingSUBSCRIBE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The messaging around vaccines has been confusing... So what exactly are the risks and benefits for young people when it comes to the AstraZeneca vaccine? Plus, why do the Olympics have us weeping like babies? There's some interesting psychology behind it...And it's hard not to get emotional when Aussie swimmer Emma McKeon wins seven medals in the one Games! Hack hears from one of her stoked mates. Live guests: Dr Nick Coatsworth, Former deputy chief medical officer Dr John Hall, president of the Rural Doctors Association Lex Mastro, friend of Emma McKeon

There is so much information circulating about Pfizer, AstraZeneca and vaccines in general.  No one knows what to believe.   Dr Nick Coatsworth is former Deputy Chief Medical Officer….and Executive Director of Medical Services at Canberra Hospital. He features in the federal government's ads urging us to get vaccinated.   We invited our listeners to send in their questions and Dr Nick has answered them.  Here are the answers to the questions that need asking.     TODAY'S HEADLINES Troops called onto Sydney streets after record number of cases Experts release vaccine modelling to National Cabinet First images of jailed Australian in Myanmar Aussie track and field athletes cleared following Covid scare Follow The Briefing Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast  Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAU Twitter: @TheBriefingAU  YouTube: http://bit.ly/TheBriefingSUBSCRIBE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Nick Coatsworth says vaccines are the way out of lockdown for Sydney after 145 cases were recorded today.

With infection numbers in Sydney refusing to budge, the head of Australia's top medical body has warned that the NSW capital could be facing an "indefinite" lockdown - with only one clear pathway out.President of the Australian Medical Association (AMA), Omar Khorshid, said the city was looking at living with restrictions for the "foreseeable future until everyone is vaccinated", urging Sydneysiders to obey health orders."Of course, we don't have enough vaccines to vaccinate the whole of Sydney communities so the only option is to get on top of this virus right now," Dr Khorshid said. Australian PM Scott Morrison with Dr Omar Khorshid. Photo / Getty Images"Vaccines are doing their job, we know they are doing their job and we are seeing a number of young people in hospital in ICU, rather than the huge numbers of older people we saw in Victoria."That is a sign that the vaccines are working. Vaccines are our way out of this in the longer term but for right now, for today in Sydney, the only way to stop this virus spreading is to stop people talking to each other, people coming close to each other, people breathing on each other, coughing on each other."We know this from the lessons we have learned throughout the lockdown, throughout the pandemic and our only option is to do what needs to be done right now here in Sydney."Adviser to the World Health Organisation's (WHO) Covid-19 response and UNSW epidemiologist, Mary-Louise McLaws, had a similarly grim warning about the length of Sydney's lockdown - currently pegged to end next Friday, July 30."We still need another three to four weeks because we need to get that proportion [of cases in people who haven't been in full lockdown] to zero," Professor McLaws told The Project last night."Once we've got that zero, then we need that to continue for 14 days to ensure we've mitigated everything."Now, you could lift some small restrictions off, but you wouldn't be able to lift all of them off until 28 days after that first zero of anybody out in the community that hadn't been in full lockdown."It's a long duration: "Expect another two months before we've absolutely eradicated it … but we don't have to stay in lockdown for that long."As NSW reported another 98 cases this morning, chief health officer Kerry Chant once again revealed exactly why every Australian should be desperate to get a Covid-19 vaccination.Of the 82 Sydneysiders – across a range of ages – currently in hospital with the virus, 24 are in intensive care — and of those, only one has had a single dose of the AstraZeneca jab."Vaccination is critical," Dr Chant told reporters."Can I just urge everyone in the community who is eligible for the vaccine to go forth and make an appointment. Go on to the eligibility checker and access the vaccine. I would urge anyone, particularly over 60, to go and get an AstraZeneca vaccine from their general practice and remember I have also said that GPs are working very hard and they will prioritise older individuals over younger in terms of bookings, because of the need to protect our elderly."Even one dose of AstraZeneca can have some effect, as well as one dose of the Pfizer, but two doses gives the optimal protection. And having two doses of the vaccine can really reduce your risk of hospitalisation and death associated with Covid."In a similar message to her state on Friday, the CHO said "it is essential for us to live somewhat normally with this Delta virus and any other variant we might get thrown out that we are going to have to be highly vaccinated as a population and also we are going to have to live with booster shots".While Dr Chant said she'd like for 80 per cent of the adult population in NSW to ultimately be vaccinated, former deputy chief medical officer Nick Coatsworth said lockdowns nationwide could no longer be needed in about four months — once 50 per cent of Australians are vaccinated.Speaking to The Australian Financial Review, Dr Coatsworth said "...

COVID-19 Update from Sunrise for July 1, 2021: Prime Minster Scott Morrison is under pressure to take back control over the vaccine rollout; major concerns over a new mystery case that's emerged on Sydney's Northern Beaches; Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk outlines what needs to happen for the state's lockdown to end; and Adelaide's COVID-free streak ends. Plus former Deputy Chief Medical Officer and infectious diseases expert Dr Nick Coatsworth responds to lockdown orders; and growing calls for the use of rapid antigen testing in Australia. 7NEWS will have updates across the day at 11:30am, 4pm and 6pm, and The Latest tonight after 10:30pm. Stay up to date at 7NEWS.com.au. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

COVID-19 Update from Sunrise for July 1, 2021: Prime Minster Scott Morrison is under pressure to take back control over the vaccine rollout; major concerns over a new mystery case that's emerged on Sydney's Northern Beaches; Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk outlines what needs to happen for the state's lockdown to end; and Adelaide's COVID-free streak ends. Plus former Deputy Chief Medical Officer and infectious diseases expert Dr Nick Coatsworth responds to lockdown orders; and growing calls for the use of rapid antigen testing in Australia. 7NEWS will have updates across the day at 11:30am, 4pm and 6pm, and The Latest tonight after 10:30pm. Stay up to date at 7NEWS.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Virgin Australia's chief executive has likened COVID-19 to the flu and says she wants the international border to reopen soon even if it unfortunately means “some people may die” from the virus.Federal budget papers last week indicated Australia would not reopen until mid-next year, but airline boss Jayne Hrdlicka said if vaccination levels were high enough, Australia should reopen sooner.“COVID will be part of the community,” she told a business lunch in Brisbane on Monday.“We will become sick with COVID and it won't put us in hospital, and it won't put people into dire straits because we'll have a vaccine.“Some people may die, but it will be way smaller than with the flu. “We're forgetting the fact that we've learnt how to live with lots of viruses and challenges over the years and we've got to learn how to live with this.”More than 3.3 million people are estimated to have died from COVID-19 since the pandemic began.A Virgin Australia Group spokesman later said the airline wold continue to work closely with state and federal governments to support the safety of the community.“We agree with state and federal leaders that eradication of COVID-19 cannot be the goal for our country,” he said.“The question is not if but when we will be sufficiently vaccinated to protect our people and our hospital system to open our international borders.“We must learn to live with COVID-19 in the community in a way that protects the health and safety of our people, but also opens Australia up to the rest of the world.”Ms Hrdlicka's comments come after Victorian chief health officer Brett Sutton said Australia needed to come to terms with “letting COVID run” once vaccinations were widely available.In recordings obtained by The Age from an event in April, Professor Sutton said Australia needed to accept there would be cases of coronavirus after borders reopened.“We need to somehow communicate to the public that we've gotten to a place of complacency because we've driven transmission to zero but we will face newly emerging transmission and a critical juncture where we need to make a call on letting it run,” he said.Australia's former deputy chief medical officer Nick Coatsworth has also said the idea of eradicating COVID-19 indefinitely was a “false idol”.Dr Coatsworth said Australia needed to embrace the reality of the virus circulating in the community.“I think we've been incredibly successful but with that success becomes a risk that we will be aiming for something that's essentially not achievable,” he told the Today show on Sunday.“If we're not going to get to eradication because this virus is going to be circulating in the globe for many years, if not indefinitely, then at some point we need to consider that the virus will also be within our own borders ... we need to help the community come to terms with that reality.”- words by Angie Raphael, NCA

Australia will likely begin a “slow methodical and safe opening” of its international borders in the first half of 2022, Nick Coatsworth says.His comments come as a new opinion poll shows an overwhelming majority of people are supportive of the international border remaining closed.Prime Minister Scott Morrison is facing renewed calls for the border to reopen from business leaders and MPs after assumptions in last week's federal budget revealed the border would not lift until mid-2022.Dr Coatsworth, the nation's former deputy chief medical officer, said vaccinations would help Aussies feel more comfortable about the threat of COVID-19.“I think at least the first half of 2022 is when we can start a slow methodical and safe opening up of our international borders,” he told Today.“I think it's completely reasonable for three-quarters of Aussies to not want the borders open right now.“What we have to start a conversation with the community about is what do we do in 2022?“What do we do when the majority of Australians are vaccinated and immune, safe from hospitalisation, safe from death from COVID-19?”Almost three in four voters surveyed in an exclusive Newspoll for The Australian said international borders should remain closed until at least the middle of next year and supported the government's approach.Victorian Liberal MP Katie Allen agreed that Australia should retain its border restrictions for now, saying COVID-19 is still raging overseas.“We are where we are because we have done the right thing, listened to the evidence, and no one thinks we should open now,” Dr Allen told Today.“It doesn't mean we shouldn't start having a conversation about what the future might look like.“But we're in a good position for now and we should stick with it.”Labor backbencher Joel Fitzgibbon said a group of MPs pressuring Mr Morrison to open the border sooner were feeling pressure from voters in their own electorates.But he said Australians were being asked to put their own population at risk to get stranded Aussies home.“We are leaving people there to die, literally,” Mr Fitzgibbon said.“This would not be happening if the government had moved sooner on quarantining and indeed on vaccination.”Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce told Sunrise the risk of coronavirus running rampant in Australia would cause real political pain for the government.“No one likes a situation where people are locked up or held overseas, but unfortunately, we gotta go with the risks for the people here,” Mr Joyce said.“The alternative is that people come back here and people die. Then there be a real outcry.“People would say that ‘you are responsible for those deaths, you are responsible for my mother or father dying'.”text by Jade Gailberger, NCA NewsWire

The federal budget Treasurer Josh Frydenberg handed down last week contained within it an assumption that has seriously thrown business leaders and state governments - that even with the vaccine rollout this year, Australia’s international borders would remain shut until well in to 2022. NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet is demanding some kind of certainty over borders reopening, linked to milestones in the vaccine rollout. Even the former deputy chief medical officer, Dr Nick Coatsworth is calling for a change in thinking about living with COVID long term. Today on Please Explain, Tory Maguire is joined by state political editor Alexandra Smith to discuss how businesses and state governments are handling extended border closures.   Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The federal budget Treasurer Josh Frydenberg handed down last week contained within it an assumption that has seriously thrown business leaders and state governments - that even with the vaccine rollout this year, Australia’s international borders would remain shut until well in to 2022. NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet is demanding some kind of certainty over borders reopening, linked to milestones in the vaccine rollout. Even the former deputy chief medical officer, Dr Nick Coatsworth is calling for a change in thinking about living with COVID long term. Today on Please Explain, Tory Maguire is joined by state political editor Alexandra Smith to discuss how businesses and state governments are handling extended border closures.   Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's a growing discussion among some health officials and politicians that we even when we all get our COVID-19 shot, that won't defeat the virus. Dr Norman Swan says that once Australia has a higher rate of immunisation, we need to come to terms with having the virus in the community long-term, like the common cold.

It's the last episode of The Young IPA Podcast and we're going out with a bang. Premiers rush to shut their borders to NSW despite the outbreak being under control and cause a fresh wave of suffering – why is it constant panic and where is Scott Morrison? The Coate inquiry into Victoria's Hotel Quarantine gets handed down and it's a dud – but former Health Minister Jenny Mikakos might have saved the day. We award our villains of the year, with no surprises as Daniel Andrews and Nick Coatsworth's “make your beds” quote take the honours, before we speak to our Hero of the Year David Limbrick MP about the state of human rights in Victoria now and in the future, and how we should never forget how the government locked up public housing towers (20:50-47:06). At the end, we discuss Paris' city council being fined for breaking gender equity laws by having too many women, the ABC's mad rush to get to a 50/50 gender split on on-air talent and the viral article saying black people's votes should count twice because apparently your skin colour should determine political representation, before signing off for the last time.

After Em and Michael decided a new lockdown extension was the perfect time to re-commit to losing the extra weight they've added during the first two lockdowns, New Lockdown, New Us was born. So it makes sense for Em and Michael to begin this episode with a full rundown of their health journey so far. That journey got off to a rocky start with Em experiencing a teensy hiccup on night one, where she found herself secretly eating in bed at 11pm. She can totally justify it though, which she naturally does, that leads into a game of Justify My Food (yes Em sings the intro live, and yes it's Madonna inspired and squeal, I know right, so excited) anyway this game sees Michael offering up various food items, which Em then justifies by offering up the perfect reason for why it's okay to eat each one, no matter how bad it is for you, trust us, it's a very special skill. We'll also talk about Em's new self appointed title - Queen of the Magpies. She's convinced she is now one of them, having been accepted into their feathered community. We then move onto the recommendation from the Victorian Deputy Chief Health Officer, Dr Nick Coatsworth that we all make our beds, and maybe try some housework to help us get through the new lockdown extension. Understandably Em had some very strong thoughts to share around that, then inspired by Daniel Andrews talking about sex, and the difference between friends and intimate partners, during a recent press conference, Michael impersonates Dan explaining sex to his son. There's also time to talk through the announcement that ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians' is ending after 20 seasons, and how Em has an odd respect for that family. She actually doesn't judge them as much as you might think she probably would, because naturally Em respects a strong matriarch that's getting shit done. That being said, she probably wouldn't sell her childs sex tape...but everything else she gets, they're husslers, and she can respect that. So once again, it's a heady mix of all of the things, but we can justify that, so sit down and enjoy another substantial feed of delectable audio delights, with a hefty seasoning of laughs throughout. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/Emsolation See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=6274L'ARCIVESCOVO DI SYDNEY CRITICA IL VACCINO CONTRO IL CORONAVIRUSIl vaccino in fase di sviluppo all'Università di Oxford fa uso di una linea cellulare coltivata da un bambino abortito e quindi è eticamente inaccettabileda Sito del TimoneAnthony Fisher, arcivescovo di Sydney, ha utilizzato i social media per criticare il vaccino in fase di sviluppo all'Università di Oxford, dicendo che «fa uso di una linea cellulare coltivata da un feto umano abortito elettivamente». Il vaccino, considerato tra i primi nella corsa globale per combattere il COVID-19, è stato sviluppato da una linea cellulare renale (HEK-293) prelevata da un feto abortito, una pratica comune nella ricerca medica. La scorsa settimana il governo australiano ha firmato un accordo con la società farmaceutica britannica AstraZeneca per garantire 25 milioni di dosi del potenziale vaccino COVID-19 se questo supererà i test.«Che questo vaccino abbia successo o meno, è importante che il governo non crei un dilemma etico per le persone», ha scritto su Facebook l'arcivescovo Fisher. Poi ha aggiunto di aver scritto al primo ministro, Scott Morrison, esortandolo a perseguire vaccini alternativi che «non utilizzino cellule fetali nel loro sviluppo». Morrison ha precedentemente affermato che il governo non stava limitando la sua ricerca di un vaccino solo all'Università di Oxford.Il vice direttore della sanità, Nick Coatsworth, ha rassicurato riguardo eventuali preoccupazioni morali. «Penso che possiamo avere piena fiducia che il modo in cui hanno prodotto il vaccino sia stato con i più alti standard etici a livello internazionale», ha affermato. Il tesoriere federale Jim Chalmers ha detto che le persone «stanno scaldando gli animi senza motivo», poiché il vaccino era ancora in fase di prova. «La mia opinione personale è che se e quando un vaccino è disponibile e viene immesso nel mercato, allora quante più persone possibile dovrebbero essere vaccinate», ha detto all'ABC. «Lo dico da cattolico che questo è il miglior risultato per l'Australia perché il vaccino è davvero ciò che ci porterà in salvo».Il premio Nobel e immunologo professor Peter Doherty ha detto che a suo avviso, il processo è stato etico. «È una linea cellulare consolidata utilizzata in molte applicazioni», ha detto. «Se l'Arcivescovo lo trova discutibile, è suo perfetto diritto dirlo ed è nostro diritto perfetto non prenderlo assolutamente in considerazione», ha detto. Il professor Colin Pouton, del Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, ha affermato che la cellula HEK-293 è stata regolarmente utilizzata nella ricerca medica «per creare prodotti vettoriali virali» perché ci sono vantaggi nell'utilizzo di cellule di mammifero, aggiungendo che questa linea cellulare è stata sviluppata decenni fa ed è stata ampiamente utilizzata in tutto il mondo. «Non è che la gente stia usando una nuova linea cellulare. È già lì, quindi per molti aspetti la questione etica è cosa passata».Altri vaccini in Australia utilizzano le «linee cellulari diploidi umane» di WI-38 e MRC-5, che sono originariamente derivate da tessuto fetale umano. Questi includono i vaccini contro la rosolia, l'epatite A e la rabbia, tra gli altri.Questa è la prassi ed è giusto che tutti sappiano che i feti umani vengono sacrificati. Il «dilemma etico», come rilevato dall'arcivescovo di Sidney, è evidente. [...]Nota di BastaBugie: per quanto riguarda in generale l'argomento dei vaccini si possono leggere gli articoli che abbiamo pubblicato in questi anni al seguente link:http://www.bastabugie.it/it/contenuti.php?pagina=utility&nome=_vacciniInvece per quanto riguarda lo specifico tema dei vaccini prodotti attraverso feti abortiti, l'autore del precedente articolo, Paolo Gulisano, in un articolo dal titolo "Vaccini prodotti attraverso feti abortiti" ricorda la posizione della Pontificia Accademia per la Vita che nel 2005 si pronunciò sui vaccini ricavati da cellule fetali con un documento con il quale concludeva che è eticamente inammissibile utilizzare tali vaccini.Ecco un estratto significativo dell'articolo pubblicato su La Nuova Bussola Quotidiana il 5 marzo 2019:Se ne discute da molto tempo, ma molti continuano a non sapere: è la questione dei vaccini prodotti attraverso feti abortiti. Una questione che potrebbe e dovrebbe interrogare le coscienze dei cattolici, e non solo loro. Una realtà a volte negata, ora semplicemente minimizzata. In fondo - dice qualcuno - per ottenere le linee cellulari necessarie per produrre vaccini come quello contro Morbillo, Parotite, Rosolia e Varicella o contro l'Epatite A sono stati sufficienti due feti abortiti, due feti sani, ovviamente, e quindi esito di interruzioni volontarie di gravidanza.Due bambini mai nati. Una femmina svedese abortita nel 1962 e un maschietto inglese nel 1966. Dai loro polmoni sono stati estratti fibroblasti (cellule del tessuto connettivo) che hanno composto le linee cellulari WI-38 e MRC-5, tuttora utilizzate. Sono i terreni di coltura che rendono i virus adatti a essere inseriti nei vaccini. Solo due, dicono i giustificazionisti, anche se a detta degli stessi ricercatori dedicati ai vaccini sono servite decine di altre piccole vittime per arrivare a queste due linee cellulari, vite umane sacrificate in nome di un imperativo tecnologico, giustificato dal fatto che questi vaccini possano salvare altre vite. Ma il fine non giustifica mai i mezzi.La gran parte delle persone ignora questa realtà, tra cui i genitori che portano i bambini a vaccinare, e anche molti operatori. La ignora anche il mondo cattolico, che tace.Eppure, non trattandosi di evidenze recenti, ma ormai consolidate, la Chiesa ebbe modo già anni fa di pronunciarsi autorevolmente. La Pontificia Accademia per la vita, istituita da san Giovanni Paolo II nel 1994, si pronunciò sui vaccini ricavati da cellule fetali con un documento del 2005. Il documento illustrava correttamente e in modo documentato come fossero state prodotte quelle linee cellulari, stigmatizzandone l'uso. Il documento dell'Accademia per la Vita parlava "di vera e illecita cooperazione al male", e invitava i cittadini ad opporsi con l'obiezione di coscienza, e a fare pressioni sulle aziende perché progettassero linee cellulari alternative e chiedendo "un controllo legale rigoroso".