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No, getting vaccinated is not stops anyone from transmitting disease, it is obvious. Virus gets to breathing system of vaccinated people same as for unvaccinate
by SergeAx 5y ago
No, getting vaccinated is not stops anyone from transmitting disease, it is obvious. Virus gets to breathing system of vaccinated people same as for unvaccinated, and replicates there for 4-6 days. Then they either have a vaccine breakthrough, or vaccine-boosted immune system kicks in and defeats the virus in next 2-3 days. All this time the vaccinated host is as dangerous for others as unvaccinated.
I hope you didn't know it or didn't think it through, otherwise mention of Fox News seems to me a blatant hypocrisy. Either way it was an unnecessary ad hominem attack.
- renaudg 5y ago> All this time the vaccinated host is as dangerous for others as unvaccinated. This is categorically false, sorry : https://twitter.com/apsmunro/status/1429449468261322759 https://twitter.com/apsmunro/status/1429449468261322759
- SergeAx 5y agoI really hope this will turn out to be true, but: > Ct-values decreased throughout the first 3 days of illness. Days of illness are those 3 days "when immune system kicks in and defeats the virus", as I wrote. When host is ill, it is obvious and things like masks and social distancing are being used. But not for those 4-6 days of asymptomatic virus replication, when most transmissions are taking part.
- daddylongstroke 5y agoYou're linking to a non-reviewed pre-print. But OK, from that same study: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E9Zxoh5X0AMqYCI?format=jpg&name=large https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E9Zxoh5X0AMqYCI?format=jpg&name=...