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Personally I do not have a question whether to vaccinate, for me it is more like when COVID-19 is going to be available for me (non-essential worker, no underly
by mynegation 6y ago
Personally I do not have a question whether to vaccinate, for me it is more like when COVID-19 is going to be available for me (non-essential worker, no underlying conditions, middle-aged) and the differences between specific vaccines.
In Canada, if all goes well, I should be able to get access to vaccine around middle of 2021 (unclear which one). As a Russian citizen - if pus really comes to shove - I can go there and get their adenoviral vector vaccine with unclear efficiency pretty much right now - but is it wise? That is my wager.
- UncleOxidant 6y agoFlying to Russia from Canada would increase your risk of getting covid prior to receiving the vaccine (and the 10 days or so that is needed to build any kind of immunity).
- scotty79 6y agoI head that availability or russian vaccine is not that high.
- mynegation 6y agoThey are supposed to vaccinate essential workers and seniors first, but the interest is so underwhelming they basically vaccinate everyone with Russian health insurance (Russia is single-payer).