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Firstly healthcare workers should be being tested on a very frequent basis to catch for asymptomatic cases (as well as tons of PPE), secondly there's no evidenc
by iso1210 6y ago
Firstly healthcare workers should be being tested on a very frequent basis to catch for asymptomatic cases (as well as tons of PPE), secondly there's no evidence the vaccine will stop that type of transmission.
- cogman10 6y ago> Firstly healthcare workers should be being tested on a very frequent basis to catch for asymptomatic cases. Agreed. It's a good idea even if they have been vaccinated until community spread is way down. > secondly there's no evidence the vaccine will stop that type of transmission. Why do you say that? The vaccine should trigger a strong immune response which should keep most people from getting infected. That's my assumption anyways. Seems like the multi-prong approach here is the most helpful anyways. Vaccine + testing + masks to eliminate spread as much as possible in vulnerable communities.