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adnj wrote:Here you go. From a relatively credible, well-known source:
redmanjp wrote:sMASH wrote:
now, that u all admit vaccinated people can, lower risk than unvaccinated but still can spread it, when u allow people to come into the country withouth quarantine cause they have vaccine, u going to bring it and what ever variant they come across.
and all the unvacinatable people u all cherishing so much and using them to brow beat the hesitant people into taking the vaccine, they gonna get take out.
they all living here with people vaccine and no vaccine. and ur vaccinated people gonna blow past customs and quarantine and import the variants.
the vaccine gonna reduce how much cases ur getting, and that repression gonna get stronger when more people get the vaccine. but that is if trinidad remains a closed system. once u allow people to import virus and variant, ur introducing a new SOURCE of it into the system, and it going to cycle up again.
dont quarrel with the vaccine hesitant, when ur govt has an open channel bringing it in.
my recommendation a couple weeks ago was to allow fully vaccinated ppl to come in without state quarantine, but still quarantine at home. that way u don't have hundreds of ppl per day coming in and moving about, just in case we have breakthrough cases, especially of delta. even more concerning- the UNVACCINATED minors coming in with vaccinated parents who don't have to quarantine and only have to take a second PCR test, but NO HOME QUARANTINE is required prior to those results!!
Dizzy28 wrote:15 deaths, FB_IMG_1626990539093.jpg
De Dragon wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:15 deaths, FB_IMG_1626990539093.jpg
Like is either or boy!
Low deaths or low new cases
elec2020 wrote:a sample size of 3,975 is credible? Also, (and I may be wrong in doing this as i do not know what there standard is for effectiveness, but based on the wording I assume it is the percent who did not get it compared to those who got it) but if 91% effective occurred after 16 vaccinated were infected then that would mean that about 180 individuals had the vaccine (91 per cent of 180 is about 16). If true isn't this a very skewed sample to make such definitive statements on?
paid_influencer wrote:De Dragon wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:15 deaths, FB_IMG_1626990539093.jpg
Like is either or boy!
Low deaths or low new cases
258 is not a low number tho
unless we redefining low
redmanjp wrote:how are we still getting these large number of deaths? even with a 300 ave cases 2% of that is only 6. and that's assuming 300, its perhaps 250 ave for the week.
especially after that newly approved IL6 drug. like it eh wukking.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Is either more cases for Tobago or
Vaccinate to vote
hover11 wrote:You have to remember we have an unhealthy population from heart disease, diabetes and high blood pressure....most of the population falls in that and now we have gamma which is more aggressive which attacks even persons with no co morbiditiesredmanjp wrote:how are we still getting these large number of deaths? even with a 300 ave cases 2% of that is only 6. and that's assuming 300, its perhaps 250 ave for the week.
especially after that newly approved IL6 drug. like it eh wukking.
redmanjp wrote:hover11 wrote:You have to remember we have an unhealthy population from heart disease, diabetes and high blood pressure....most of the population falls in that and now we have gamma which is more aggressive which attacks even persons with no co morbiditiesredmanjp wrote:how are we still getting these large number of deaths? even with a 300 ave cases 2% of that is only 6. and that's assuming 300, its perhaps 250 ave for the week.
especially after that newly approved IL6 drug. like it eh wukking.
yeah but what im saying is the CFR or case fatality rate hasn't gone up by that much. or is it that they decide to let ppl who in ICU who they feel have little chance of survival to come off ventilators- but they did so all in the last 24 hours?
bluefete wrote:timelapse wrote:As opposed to Western Media houses owned by 1% that also own big pharma?ScHoolboySoloQ wrote:^ Yes blue we live in a world of dis-information, it is a money making business and your source is Xinhua News Agency which is state owned by China
American Nike pay American price.
Same exact thing from China, dirt cheap in China.
Perception is a helluva thing
EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(But Sinopharm not cheap compared to the others)
adnj wrote:Here you go. From a relatively credible, well-known source:paid_influencer wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:However vaccinated can spread it as well....Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:Quick Question: Why are the vaccinated worried about the unvaccinated? If you're vaccinated good for you, you are protected isn't that your main concern, seems a social divide is brewing between that of the vaccinated and unvaccinated
Because you're more likely to spread it and thus putting people who can't take the vaccine (due to medical issues) at risk.
They are less likely to spread it
Geezus how many times MUST this be repeated!??? dont people listen! firetruck meng!
this is something we believe is true, but there is no hard data to quantify it (particularly for the vaccine we are using on the island in the face of the variants).
I'm not being anti-vax. Without data it's impossible to know how much we can rely on it and how dangerous decisions like re-opening schools will be. That's why I'm hoping the administration will choose caution come September.
Study: Those Vaccinated Who Get COVID Carry Less Virus
July 2, 2021 -- People who have received a COVID-19 vaccine and later become infected with the coronavirus tend to have a lower viral load according to a new study published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
That means they are likely to be less contagious than unvaccinated people and don’t transmit the virus as much to others. In addition, researchers found that vaccinated people had a shorter and milder course of COVID-19.
“Even when people get vaccinated and did get infected, they were less likely to have an illness that causes a fever,” Mark Thompson, one of the lead authors and an epidemiologist at the CDC, told The Wall Street Journal.
“There’s reason to think that even if you get infected, you have less virus to spread around and infect other people,” he said.
The research team followed 3,975 health care workers and first responders who underwent weekly testing between mid-December and mid-April. COVID-19 was detected in 204 participants, including five who were fully vaccinated and 11 who were partially vaccinated with either the Pfizer or the Moderna shots.
The fully or partially vaccinated participants had a 40% lower viral load than the unvaccinated participants, as well as a 66% lower risk of having detectable virus for more than one week. They also had a 58% lower risk of fever symptoms.
None of the vaccinated people who contracted COVID-19 were hospitalized, and they all had mild or moderate cases. They also had a shorter duration of illness, with about two fewer days spent sick in bed and six fewer days of symptoms.
Based on study results, researchers calculated that the vaccines were 91% effective at preventing infections among fully vaccinated people and 81% effective among partially vaccinated people.
https://www.webmd.com/vaccines/covid-19 ... less-virus
aaron17 wrote:When will we know when we have to lock back down .when we get a figure of 400?
elec2020 wrote:^ incorrect. Less likely = 0 chance.
If you compare the two earliest, highly-vaccinated nations that used Sinopharm vaccine (UAE and Seychelles) against another, later, highly-vaccinated nation that used AstraZeneca, you can see:paid_influencer wrote:adnj wrote:Here you go. From a relatively credible, well-known source:
do you by chance have any information like that, but for Sinopharm against Delta?
adnj wrote:Here you go. From a relatively credible, well-known source:paid_influencer wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:However vaccinated can spread it as well....Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:Quick Question: Why are the vaccinated worried about the unvaccinated? If you're vaccinated good for you, you are protected isn't that your main concern, seems a social divide is brewing between that of the vaccinated and unvaccinated
Because you're more likely to spread it and thus putting people who can't take the vaccine (due to medical issues) at risk.
They are less likely to spread it
Geezus how many times MUST this be repeated!??? dont people listen! firetruck meng!
this is something we believe is true, but there is no hard data to quantify it (particularly for the vaccine we are using on the island in the face of the variants).
I'm not being anti-vax. Without data it's impossible to know how much we can rely on it and how dangerous decisions like re-opening schools will be. That's why I'm hoping the administration will choose caution come September.
Study: Those Vaccinated Who Get COVID Carry Less Virus
July 2, 2021 -- People who have received a COVID-19 vaccine and later become infected with the coronavirus tend to have a lower viral load according to a new study published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
That means they are likely to be less contagious than unvaccinated people and don’t transmit the virus as much to others. In addition, researchers found that vaccinated people had a shorter and milder course of COVID-19.
“Even when people get vaccinated and did get infected, they were less likely to have an illness that causes a fever,” Mark Thompson, one of the lead authors and an epidemiologist at the CDC, told The Wall Street Journal.
“There’s reason to think that even if you get infected, you have less virus to spread around and infect other people,” he said.
The research team followed 3,975 health care workers and first responders who underwent weekly testing between mid-December and mid-April. COVID-19 was detected in 204 participants, including five who were fully vaccinated and 11 who were partially vaccinated with either the Pfizer or the Moderna shots.
The fully or partially vaccinated participants had a 40% lower viral load than the unvaccinated participants, as well as a 66% lower risk of having detectable virus for more than one week. They also had a 58% lower risk of fever symptoms.
None of the vaccinated people who contracted COVID-19 were hospitalized, and they all had mild or moderate cases. They also had a shorter duration of illness, with about two fewer days spent sick in bed and six fewer days of symptoms.
Based on study results, researchers calculated that the vaccines were 91% effective at preventing infections among fully vaccinated people and 81% effective among partially vaccinated people.
https://www.webmd.com/vaccines/covid-19 ... less-virus
hover11 wrote:Imagine being vaccinated and still scared, how that making any sense?
De Dragon wrote:Just got the news that my sarubhai's(sp?) mother is critical at Couva ICU. Really nice lady whose home I've visited quite a few times in the past for various limes, gatherings etc. (pre-Covid of course).
PariaMan wrote:Was she vaccinated if not why not ?De Dragon wrote:Just got the news that my sarubhai's(sp?) mother is critical at Couva ICU. Really nice lady whose home I've visited quite a few times in the past for various limes, gatherings etc. (pre-Covid of course).
matr1x wrote:So allyuh hear democrats trying to block a bill to declassify Intel on covid origins?
Senior Biden officials finding that Covid lab leak theory as credible as natural origins explanation
CNN
paid_influencer wrote:181/8
active cases number still at 5,783. Neither going up or down.
paid_influencer wrote:181/8
active cases number still at 5,783. Neither going up or down.
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