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> Worst case scenario you get a booster every year. Only a conjecture, since as OP said, the long-term effects haven't been studied for us to be so sure.
by dartharva 2y ago
> Worst case scenario you get a booster every year.
Only a conjecture, since as OP said, the long-term effects haven't been studied for us to be so sure.
- bryanlarsen 2y agoThe long-term effects of COVID are pretty darn obvious, though. I know two people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis from the 2009 flu epidemic and it's nasty. The vaccine was widespread enough that we've got a reasonable upper bound on on the COVID vaccine worst case to make the cost/benefit analysis an easy call.