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This tweet and the intro of the story seem alarming then you get to this: "The new vaccines, which have been developed at record speed, still appear to prevent hospitalizations and death even when new variants are the cause of infection." Bizarre story.https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1367326433920446470?s=19 …
It's good to be proactive and tell people something bad is happening as soon as possible. And it's possible a new variant will turn out to fully evade vaccine-induced immunity. But maybe wait for any evidence showing that before trying to incite a panic.
.its not alarming to countries like South Korea and Taiwan ;-)
It's weird that Reuters is presenting this as almost a "why even get vaccinated given that we'll all die anyway" opening when they make it clear later that they know better? I mean, do they think that makes it click-bait, because a lot of people won't bother to read it.
Media is being far too pessimistichttps://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/02/how-public-health-messaging-backfired/618147/ …
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