colfax_m
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The vaccine won’t stop every infection.Because it's a non-factor. The vaccine doesn't stop infection... only symptoms... so we are all likely to be infected at some point...
"Marion Pepper, an immunologist and associate professor at the University of Washington in Seattle says that even after getting vaccinated, if someone is exposed to the virus it can take the body’s immune response some time to control an infection and the potential for transmission depends on how quickly the infection is controlled. “Most vaccines prevent disease as opposed to preventing infection,” says Anna Durbin"
It will stop a lot of them. Data suggests it stops 90% of them, roughly. The statement you posted does not contradict this. It merely says that someone may still get COVID and transmit it. That’s true. The vaccine can and does stop infection in most cases.