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Covid Rates Are Rising Again. Why Does SARS-CoV-2 Spread So Well in the Summer?
- lifestyleguru 2y agoNope. It's not going back.
- dom96 2y agoYeah. It’s definitely spiking. I managed to survive 4.5 years without catching it and just caught it this week.
- egberts1 2y agoDoes anyone know why the definition of vaccine has been relaxed to include any kind of efficacy? Most vaccines today (before COVID) boast 95% efficacy rate. I have not read good things much in the way SARS-CoV-19 inoculant's efficacy rate.
- wkat4242 2y agoDo the general population in the US still get vaccinated? Here in Europe at least in Holland even the vulnerable aren't anymore unless they specifically request it. They can get it along with the flu jab i think but it's not very common. I've just had my 3 and after that i couldn't get any more even if I wanted to.
- icsa 2y agoBecause none of the COVID vaccines were vaccines in the traditional sense. They did not prevent infection nor disease. The definition of 'vaccine' was changed to 'stimulates the immune system'. Likely to avoid litigation.
- hulitu 2y ago> Does anyone know why the definition of vaccine has been relaxed to include any kind of efficacy? "Because we need to boost our profits, son" /s