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Vaccinated people are still breeding grounds for a virus; they can still be carriers. Vaccines just give people the antibodies to not be affected by a virus.
by ghoward 6y ago
Vaccinated people are still breeding grounds for a virus; they can still be carriers. Vaccines just give people the antibodies to not be affected by a virus.
- _joel 6y agoBut they are vastly less likely to shed if they have been vaccinated, therefore less transmission. https://theconversation.com/can-vaccinated-people-still-spread-the-coronavirus-155095 https://theconversation.com/can-vaccinated-people-still-spre...
- ghoward 6y agoThat article gave no numbers. It made a claim and didn't back it up.
- _joel 6y agoThere's links in the article to Scientific American which also had papers from October 2020.
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- ghoward 6y agoCool. Where does that dispute the fact that those who are vaccinated are still breeding grounds for new variants of the virus?
- _joel 6y agoIf they shed less then they are less transmissible, it's in the article. It isn't about completely erradicating tranmission but bringing it to a level where the problem receeds. It's statistics, not a binary thing.