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Nothing is 100% yes or no, but it's safe to say that the vaccine helps reduce the spread of the virus. Vaccinated people can spread the virus on a (there's a b
by GloriousKoji 6y ago
Nothing is 100% yes or no, but it's safe to say that the vaccine helps reduce the spread of the virus.
Vaccinated people can spread the virus on a (there's a better term for this) surface level, which is why it's still important for them to wear masks and wash hands.
Hypothetical example of how it can spread: an infected person sneezes on a vaccinated person right in the face. That vaccinated person then rubs his face all over an non-vaccinated person. Really high chance the non-vaccinated person is infected.
I also want to emphasize that a vaccinated person that came in contact with the corona virus is far less contagious than an asymptomatic person.
- rolph 6y ago>>Vaccinated people can spread the virus on a (there's a better term for this) surface level<< i think you are looking for "disease vectoring" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_(epidemiology) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_(epidemiology)