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Well, less effective on some measure is not the same as less effective as preventing death, and I'm not sure how much less effective it is, actually.
by uxp100 5y ago
Well, less effective on some measure is not the same as less effective as preventing death, and I'm not sure how much less effective it is, actually.
- jpgvm 5y agoData out of Turkey, Brazil etc where Chinese vaccines were widely deployed with less lockdowns/restrictions do suggest lower efficacy at both reducing hospitalization and death. That said they are still fairly effective, just apparently not effective enough that China is willing to activate the floodgates. Also they have low vaccine penetration among the elderly which are hesitant to take vaccines in general