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> have they? Yes, they certainly have. Look at the ratio of cases to deaths in the data from countries where people generally believe in science and are accur
by p49k 5y ago
> have they?
Yes, they certainly have.
Look at the ratio of cases to deaths in the data from countries where people generally believe in science and are accurately measuring data: Canada, Germany, Israel, France, etc.
Look at Portugal, with the highest vaccination rate in Europe and see how there are 3-6 deaths/day despite a resurgence in cases.
The US has a low vaccination rate, and is in complete disarray regarding COVID (in many cases simply due to the fact that each state has its own policies/problems), but most modern countries are carefully balancing policy to keep ICUs at a manageable rate.
- ghoward 5y ago> most modern countries are carefully balancing policy to keep ICUs at a manageable rate. Why not allow nurses and doctors to be unvaccinated and "keep ICU's at a manageable rate"? Also, Israel was first to acknowledge the waning effect of vaccines. And for Portugal, when was their vaccination campaign? Was it less than 6 months ago? If so, the vaccines have not worn off yet.