COVID vaccine: Does Pfizer’s coronavirus shot prevent you from infecting others?
Not necessarily.
“ “We are not 100% sure, is it possible we need some sort of booster in 6 months or a year?” Dr. Mena-Lora said.
“Those are questions that have to be answered,” Dr. Novak said. “We have not been studying children. They’re just now starting trials in children to make sure they are efficacious in kids.”
So until the general public is vaccinated and some of the unknowns are answered, doctors can’t stress enough how important it is to continue following COVID-19 protocols.”
Welcome to the lab, rat.
https://abc7chicago.com/covid-vaccine-news-update-immunity/8781004/
milkncookies wrote: “Not necessarily.”
How do you infect others if you’re not infected yourself?
“Only seven health workers tested positive 15 days or more after their second vaccination.”
That’s seven out of 36,659.
“Not a single vaccinated health care worker who contracted COVID-19 was hospitalized or died and those who did get sick appeared to have milder symptoms ..”
You’re grasping at straws. Why not just admit the vaccines are highly effective at preventing illness, infections, and deaths? Is that so hard to do?
The ONLY reason they have to say crap like that is liability lawyers who are bottom feeders. If they would just say the data shows 94% of people will not get sick at all symptomatic or asymptomatic but 6% of you can and will get sick and half of those in the 6 % will be mild or asymptomatic which will lead to some transmission so because of that 6% vaccine breakthrough which is the proper scientific term for it everyone must assume they can and will be in that 6% until the total case numbers and the R0 both drop to unsustainable viral transmission levels. Remember the vaccine that wiped small pox off thr planet was only 95% effective