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Effectiveness of a third dose of the BNT162b2 mRNA Covid-19 vaccine
- pangolinplayer 5y ago
- bootlooped 5y agoFor those wondering, like me, what the hell the BNT162b2 vaccine is, it's the research name for the BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine. It's stated several paragraphs down the paper.
- grapescheesee 5y agoI believe most vaccines do not require continued injections for efficiency. This is getting out of hand. As someone currently in a government quarantine, I find this continued push a blatantly clear example of the evidence. These do not work as prior defined vaccines. I have taken 4 PCR tests with 3 more needed before I leave. They have all been negative, yet they mean nothing. All staff is vaccinated, however they can not be anywhere near the people in the 'hotel.' This is a by far the most isolated event of my life and seemingly on par with an upscale solitary cell. What is the phrase? The cure is worse than the illness.
- GenerocUsername 5y agoHang in there bud
- newsbinator 5y agoNote: this is for Delta, not for Omicron
- DocG 5y ago"In those aged 16–39 years, the rate of these severe outcomes was too small for meaningful estimation of the booster effectiveness. " Also, what I read is that the main D fference comes out from people who have multiple underlying conditions. I would like to read comparison data about non-vaccinated, vaccinated with two doses, vaccinated with three doses. The three dose is impressive compared to two doses when not comparing to non vaccinated.
- mPReDiToR 5y agoBig Pharma lobbyists earning their wage? A drug which neither stops you catching, nor stops you infecting others with a disease is a treatment, not a vaccine. The drug companies are getting a lot of money which could go towards hospitals and staff.