For clarity as I can see misinterpretations in the comments: the vaccine greatly reduces the odds of you being hospitalized, but apparently does not help if you are.
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What is surprising is not that Pr Raoult was right but that the « official » numbers have not been tempered with to prove the contrary
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So vaccines prevents infections and severity in general . .But if the disease progresses beyond a point in some people then they don't help
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Maybe I miss something, but if the fully vaccinated patients have less risk to make a severe form, it is still interesting. Only a small proportion goes to the hospital.
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Yeah but only 794 cases in 115mln fully vaxed?? Isnt that a seriously perfect score or am i missing something?
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I am not surprised, if you get to the hospital after the vaccine, down by ~98% in Israel, you had a poor antibody response to it. That population tends to be older and sicker than regular hospitalizations.
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the israel study case does not proove anything yet : currently there were 2 epidemics, one of which occured during and after the vaccination campain and was worse than the first. either a 3rd wave demonstrates the inefficiency of the vaccine, or the lack of said wave the opposite
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The question would then be, is the percentage of people being hospitalized the same or is this a lower percentage?
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I guess this emphasizes the need for treatments in addition to vaccines.
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