The vaccines available in India are COVISHIELD (Astra Zeneca /SII) and COVAXIN. There will be anecdotal reports of people who have had severe COVID after full vaccination (2 weeks after 2 doses). But hospital data give a sense of denominator.
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Although one could attribute some of the protection to PPE, healthcare workers do go home everyday and face the same exposures as the rest of the population outside of the work setting.
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I'm a doctor for whom every death matters. But we will cause more harm making people skeptical of vaccines by sowing doubt on vaccine efficacy based on lab studies or anecdotes/reports that do not give good sense of the denominator.
@jburnmurdoch explains more in this thread.https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1392541111713939464 …Show this thread -
Here's a great report from
@soutikBBC@BBCWorld Vaccines do appear to protect against severe COVID in India.https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-57084572 …Show this thread -
Important data now available from England to support efficacy of 2 doses of vaccine against the B.617.2 variant seen in India. Even though it's pooled efficacy from people who got Pfizer or Astra Zeneca it is very encouraging news.https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1396015144233222144 …
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Adding to thread information I learnt from
@spkalantri that fully vaccinated healthcare workers are getting COVID in their institution@_mgims in India, but cases have all been mild.Show this thread -
Here is more supporting information from
@drsangitareddy@HospitalsApollohttps://twitter.com/drsangitareddy/status/1394612764073545732 …Show this thread
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Même contre le nouveau variant en Indes?
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