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Masks are primarily to protect others, so the concern is not the mask-wearer catching it, but rather the mask-wearer spreading it. There are two concerns relat
by JediWing 6y ago
Masks are primarily to protect others, so the concern is not the mask-wearer catching it, but rather the mask-wearer spreading it.
There are two concerns related to post-immunity spread: First, the accuracy of tests, and second, the ability to spread despite immunity.
I believe that some studies have shown you may still be able to transmit the disease if exposed, even though you yourself are immune.
I don't have sources handy, but that is a starting point for your own research.
- boatsie 6y agoThe first concern regarding test inaccuracy, sure, that’s the same as saying false negatives should also still quartantine because, hey, the test could be wrong. But we don’t require that. As to your second point, would you also be saying we should still mask and social distance after vaccination, because just in case?
- JediWing 6y agoNot an epidemiologist, but from my laymen's understanding: No, because vaccines will be available to the whole/most vulnerable population, so if you spread you have a fairly high degree of confidence others are immune with zero harm having been done to them.