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No, the good time to do it was in the beginning when the vaccine was made available, to help provide the optics that the vaccine was safe and that everyone should get it. Not to pussyfoot and wait for things to get worse in a fourth wave!Rep Dumbass said:Especially with the delta variant becoming a lot more aggressive and seeing another spike, it was a good time to do it.
Fucking idiots! It is a signal it works against the Delta variant. The study with 30,000 or so people was the indicator that the vaccine worked!Article said:“When you talk to people who run hospitals, in New Orleans or other states, 90% of people in [the] hospital with [the] delta variant have not been vaccinated,” he continued. “That’s another signal the vaccine works.”
We've had the vaccine for half a year... and are now #1 globally in daily new cases.... again!We are having a spike here. City recommends but not require masks, again. Damn, we almost had this,morons screwed it up!
A full course of two of the most widely available coronavirus vaccines is about as effective against the more contagious delta variant as it was against a previously dominant version of the virus, according to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine offer 88 percent protection against symptomatic disease caused by the delta variant, compared to 94 percent against the alpha variant that was first discovered in Britain and became dominant across the globe earlier this year, the study said.
The study stood in contrast to preliminary data made public by Israel’s Health Ministry earlier this month that said the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine was only 64 percent effective in preventing symptomatic infection caused by the delta variant.
Some public health experts warned that the data from Israel was observational and not the result of a controlled study.
I was talking with my Doc Father-in-Law and he was saying those who were infected, most likely had the best protection.
I was talking with my Doc Father-in-Law and he was saying those who were infected, most likely had the best protection.
Generally it's true, but in this case it looks like the mrna vaccines are providing better protection against variants compared to infection alone. On the other hand, infection plus vaccine works better than either infection or vaccine alone, and that applies to the infected getting only one vaccine dose.
The moral of the story is to go out and get infected then get your one-and-done vaccine.*
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What if you get infected after? Is that as good as infected then vaccinated?I was talking with my Doc Father-in-Law and he was saying those who were infected, most likely had the best protection.
Generally it's true, but in this case it looks like the mrna vaccines are providing better protection against variants compared to infection alone. On the other hand, infection plus vaccine works better than either infection or vaccine alone, and that applies to the infected getting only one vaccine dose.
The moral of the story is to go out and get infected then get your one-and-done vaccine.*
*/snark tag disclaimer
LOL, anti science, left wing authoritarians are seething.
I was talking with my Doc Father-in-Law and he was saying those who were infected, most likely had the best protection.
Generally it's true, but in this case it looks like the mrna vaccines are providing better protection against variants compared to infection alone. On the other hand, infection plus vaccine works better than either infection or vaccine alone, and that applies to the infected getting only one vaccine dose.
The moral of the story is to go out and get infected then get your one-and-done vaccine.*
*/snark tag disclaimer
I have been shouted down for saying that. Though I did not get infected and got two shots myself.
Zuern was one of the first members of the United Cape Patriots, a local grassroots conservative group that frequently held Trump support standouts on the Bourne rotary, along with other rallies.
She was often seen holding a Trump support poster as motorists drove by honking in support or against, said Adam Lange who founded the group in 2017. Lange was one of four people who protested last week in opposition to the state VaxBus program — which distributes COVID-19 vaccines — when it arrived in Provincetown.
LOL, anti science, left wing authoritarians are seething.
What science says mask mandates are bad for public health?
Linda Zuern, former Bourne selectman (and anti-vax activist), dies of complications of COVID-19
Zuern was one of the first members of the United Cape Patriots, a local grassroots conservative group that frequently held Trump support standouts on the Bourne rotary, along with other rallies.
She was often seen holding a Trump support poster as motorists drove by honking in support or against, said Adam Lange who founded the group in 2017. Lange was one of four people who protested last week in opposition to the state VaxBus program — which distributes COVID-19 vaccines — when it arrived in Provincetown.
At a Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates meeting in December, Zuern spoke about a report on the use of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment of the COVID-19 virus. Zuern questioned why some doctors were not allowed to use the medicine on patients.
"That's just a concern of mine that politics has gotten into the way of really helping people who are sick," she said during the meeting, which was her last as an assembly member.
LOL, anti science, left wing authoritarians are seething.
What science says mask mandates are bad for public health?
LOL, like masks mandates are about public health ? Jog on.
LOL, like masks mandates are about public health ? Jog on.
You dodged the question about what's anti-science about them.
And what are they about then?
Do I need to borrow your tinfoil cap to understand?
Republicanism killed her.
At a Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates meeting in December, Zuern spoke about a report on the use of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment of the COVID-19 virus. Zuern questioned why some doctors were not allowed to use the medicine on patients.
"That's just a concern of mine that politics has gotten into the way of really helping people who are sick," she said during the meeting, which was her last as an assembly member.
She wouldn't take the vaccine but spoke out for hydroxychloroquine.