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That's a good point. The article that mentioned it (I think it was based on study in Boston or Manhattan?) did mention that vaccinated people carried/spread it
by NalNezumi 5y ago
That's a good point. The article that mentioned it (I think it was based on study in Boston or Manhattan?) did mention that vaccinated people carried/spread it for _shorter amount of time_
- lovegoblin 5y agoExactly. Getting vaccinated is not just about you, but everyone you come in contact with - especially those who may be at higher risk than you are. Maybe even people you care about? I'm in my 30s and in good health. I've not been particularly concerned about dying myself from covid[0]. But I do have a mom and grandparents. I do have immunocompromised friends and family. How could I live with myself if I got one of them sick and hadn't taken even that simple step of a shot in the arm? [0] though long-covid is another story, or even short-term "being sick for days/weeks" doesn't sound like a particularly good time.
- didjathinkmess 5y agoPlease circle back and post that article. That would be the first that I've heard of any difference in time between the two. Honestly it sounds suspicious.