Interrupting your doomscrolling with more good news. As most had expected, the vaccines continue to work well against the new variants. Our problem remains producing enough of these amazing vaccines and getting them out there in arm. They are so good that we have a lot of buffer.https://twitter.com/KizzyPhD/status/1353703580679761922 …
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A prime example of this sort of confusing public messaging:https://twitter.com/PHE_uk/status/1353629173957472256 …
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Yep. That is not the bet way to phrase this.
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Yes, it's a problem. Smart people, some in healthcare were telling me this. I wish we could stay ahead of messaging needs instead of just reacting.
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Yeah, it's so widespread and tragic that it is.
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Yep, they don’t want to promise anything and keep people wearing masks and social distancing so they message like these vaccines definitely don’t prevent transmission, when in actuality they look like they do, so of course now a lot of people don’t want to take them.
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I know many smart people confused in another way- they get vaxxed then think it means they are immediately and fully protected AND can’t pass it to others. They think it 100% prevents infection and transmission. They don’t realize what we know it MOST prevents is severe illness.
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Actually, I don't see that at much all, and it doesn't MOST prevent severe illness. The efficacy in preventing ANY illness is way higher, and it is also looking great for preventing infection, and will almost certainly blunt transmission greatly.
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