Make sure to stay at least 6 feet away from yourself at all times
"2,579 participants had already had COVID at the start of the study. Not a single one of them developed COVID during the five month period. This includes both the 1,229 with prior infection who were vaccinated and the 1,359 who weren’t." - Dr @sebrushworthhttps://sebastianrushworth.com/2021/07/13/does-it-make-sense-to-vaccinate-those-who-have-had-covid/ …
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Yeah another example of the slow death of science. In Uk, instead of proof of vaccination you can provide proof of a previous PCR test. BUT only in last 6 months. Why?
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Same in Germany.
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Yeah, but the ones who had the vaccine probably developed NEGATIVE amounts of C0V1D that actually provided a protective shield for others in the community. Isn't that how this works? They'll find some speculative reason why it's still better/mandatory.
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The study itself is poorly worded for comparison of protection from the vaccine vs infection. There were many more (20x?) vaccinated than infected.https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.06.01.21258176v3 …
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It does Chanakya and the above is misinformation. I believe the tweet is from a GBD author/supporter which has been largely debunked. Vaccines are needed for all. Natural infection varies by person, we do not know how long protection lasts, how effective it is and so on.
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