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What makes you think it reduces severity when breakthrough cases are more common than the unvaccinated getting sick? You're talking about data from before ADE b
by Flankk 5y ago
What makes you think it reduces severity when breakthrough cases are more common than the unvaccinated getting sick? You're talking about data from before ADE became a problem.
- ttyprintk 5y agoBecause it’s not the test rate difference that’s important for wider society but the hospitalization rate. I think you’re arguing that VAERD cannot be ruled out. ADE has been known among this family of viruses for long-enough that it’s described in the process of designing vaccine concentration. Though, I’m certainly not educated enough to understand ADE let alone VAED/VAERD.