> Notably this was a problem with all the Sars-Cov2 vaccines, none seem to have prevented transmision from an infected person to a vaccinated person. Why wasn't

> Notably this was a problem with all the Sars-Cov2 vaccines, none seem to have prevented transmision from an infected person to a vaccinated person. Why wasn't this seen in the clincal trials, one wonders? It was seen, then ignored by the media so the average person didn't realize what was going on. Remember that 95% effective? It wasn't 100% because vaccinated people not only got infected, they actually got sick (they were only testing once symptoms showed, not everyone in the study). The study it came from also only lasted 3 months, if it had gone on the planned 6 months it would have almost certainly gone much lower. I think they did end up having a follow-up at the 6-month mark (don't remember the results), but they got the EUA on the 3-month results.