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i remember this study, but i'm surprised we don't have more papers on the same topic since. It seemed like a pretty big news, and yet i don't hear people recomm
by bsaul 5y ago
i remember this study, but i'm surprised we don't have more papers on the same topic since. It seemed like a pretty big news, and yet i don't hear people recommending mass-vaccination mention it.
Any idea why ?
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- mafuy 5y agoI recommend mass vax and this point is one of the main points I use. But I agree with you that sadly, this danger is not well known.
- graeme 5y agoMy guess is it takes a while to do this sort of study. UK biobank was unusual in having such a large database of scans. Vaccination should reduce the risks. But there was a nurses study that 19% of the breakthrough cases had lasting effects. So I would not expect vaccination to eliminate the risk if a breakthrough happens.