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That someone is fighting an impeachment motion on behalf of the president.eitech wrote:Someone once told me the best vaccine for you is the one in front of you…
But who spreads more? Vaccinated or unvaccinated?sMASH wrote:Take it if u want, but u can still spread the virus to the susceptible even with.. So...
https://youtu.be/gD9YmiGVEkA
All this is just theory let the practical study show otherwiseadnj wrote:But who spreads more? Vaccinated or unvaccinated?sMASH wrote:Take it if u want, but u can still spread the virus to the susceptible even with.. So...
https://youtu.be/gD9YmiGVEkA
But who spreads longer? Vaccinated or unvaccinated?
But who is more likely to be infected? Vaccinated or unvaccinated?
Vaccinated People May Be Even Less Likely to Transmit COVID-19 Than Previously Thought
... Scientists have also long known two things that play a role here: That the more immunity you have, the less the spread, and as immunity wanes, you do begin to spread more virus again.
In simple terms, the COVID-19 vaccine, Kedl said, works by coating the coronavirus with an antibody.
Kedl said that this information could be useful in establishing safety protocols.
“Is it meaningful enough to not, say, mask up if half the time you cannot spread it?” he asked. “I’d say no.”
But, he said, if your chances of spread are diminished to 10 percent, “which is my guess,” then perhaps strict precautions aren’t warranted.
Kedl said the fast wane in immunity we are seeing (and call for boosters) comes from the quickness in which the first two doses were given, something he said was necessary at the time because of the urgency to slow down hospitalizations and deaths.
Vaccines that are more spaced out last longer, he said. That’s why he expects everyone to end up needing boosters followed by a “flattening out” pattern,
“Once we have that, we should have increased freedom again,” he said.
“The data is already there,” he added, “for both the delta and original [variants]. It’s not a question of if it is true. It’s a question of what are we going to do with this?”
“The data accumulating shows that you can spread [the coronavirus after being vaccinated], no doubt,” Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee, told Healthline, “but less so and for a shorter time.”
Schaffner said that while we need to proceed with caution, the research gives him great hope.
“This really will result in less circulation of the virus among us,” he said, “pushing the virus down so it smolders rather than rages like a fire.”
https://www.healthline.com/health-news/ ... ly-thought
Numbers high.DMan7 wrote:
hover11 wrote:All this is just theory let the practical study show otherwiseadnj wrote:But who spreads more? Vaccinated or unvaccinated?sMASH wrote:Take it if u want, but u can still spread the virus to the susceptible even with.. So...
https://youtu.be/gD9YmiGVEkA
But who spreads longer? Vaccinated or unvaccinated?
But who is more likely to be infected? Vaccinated or unvaccinated?
Vaccinated People May Be Even Less Likely to Transmit COVID-19 Than Previously Thought
... Scientists have also long known two things that play a role here: That the more immunity you have, the less the spread, and as immunity wanes, you do begin to spread more virus again.
In simple terms, the COVID-19 vaccine, Kedl said, works by coating the coronavirus with an antibody.
Kedl said that this information could be useful in establishing safety protocols.
“Is it meaningful enough to not, say, mask up if half the time you cannot spread it?” he asked. “I’d say no.”
But, he said, if your chances of spread are diminished to 10 percent, “which is my guess,” then perhaps strict precautions aren’t warranted.
Kedl said the fast wane in immunity we are seeing (and call for boosters) comes from the quickness in which the first two doses were given, something he said was necessary at the time because of the urgency to slow down hospitalizations and deaths.
Vaccines that are more spaced out last longer, he said. That’s why he expects everyone to end up needing boosters followed by a “flattening out” pattern,
“Once we have that, we should have increased freedom again,” he said.
“The data is already there,” he added, “for both the delta and original [variants]. It’s not a question of if it is true. It’s a question of what are we going to do with this?”
“The data accumulating shows that you can spread [the coronavirus after being vaccinated], no doubt,” Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee, told Healthline, “but less so and for a shorter time.”
Schaffner said that while we need to proceed with caution, the research gives him great hope.
“This really will result in less circulation of the virus among us,” he said, “pushing the virus down so it smolders rather than rages like a fire.”
https://www.healthline.com/health-news/ ... ly-thought
sMASH wrote:And ur 'covee' death numbers
Less is not less enough to justify forcing vaccines.
People die every year for the flu, lets prevent those deaths too.
Flu Vaccinate to operate
Yet I can't just go to a cinema like normal.adnj wrote:sMASH wrote:And ur 'covee' death numbers
Less is not less enough to justify forcing vaccines.
People die every year for the flu, lets prevent those deaths too.
Flu Vaccinate to operate
Your body your choice.Their cinema their choice.sMASH wrote:Yet I can't just go to a cinema like normal.adnj wrote:sMASH wrote:And ur 'covee' death numbers
Less is not less enough to justify forcing vaccines.
People die every year for the flu, lets prevent those deaths too.
Flu Vaccinate to operate
You also used to take vaccines before.See the difference?sMASH wrote:I used to go befire normal. Yet I cannot go now.. Unless I undertake an unnecessary medical procedure
Cinemas safe zones but children in schools co mingle with vaxxed and unvaxxed and public servants Co mingle with unvaxxed and vaxxed....make it make sense lol....so after a long week of being exposed I going to a safe zone now to spread ittimelapse wrote:Your body your choice.Their cinema their choice.sMASH wrote:Yet I can't just go to a cinema like normal.adnj wrote:sMASH wrote:And ur 'covee' death numbers
Less is not less enough to justify forcing vaccines.
People die every year for the flu, lets prevent those deaths too.
Flu Vaccinate to operate
hover11 wrote:Cinemas safe zones but children in schools co mingle with vaxxed and unvaxxed and public servants Co mingle with unvaxxed and vaxxed....make it make sense lol....so after a long week of being exposed I going to a safe zone now to spread it
Conditions,timelapse wrote:You also used to take vaccines before.See the difference?sMASH wrote:I used to go befire normal. Yet I cannot go now.. Unless I undertake an unnecessary medical procedure
I said it yesterday. Only a matter of time before we end up in the 300 range.K74T wrote:322/4
16 new Delta cases reported as well
pugboy wrote:are they doing random checks for delta?
Yea just continue spinning top in mudst7 wrote:then doh take the vaccine *shrugs
hover11 wrote:Yea just continue spinning top in mudst7 wrote:then doh take the vaccine *shrugs
hover11 wrote:Trust the science FB_IMG_1634945689152.jpg
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