shockedcanadian
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Most of MSM have been avoiding data provided from the U.K and Israel throughout this pandemic so I won't expect a transparent, rational discussion now, but it would have been prudent for everyone to have done so for the last year.
I was was initially excited about the vaccines, but when I read how they functioned, I knew that they would be far more relevant to particular demographics and groups of higher risk. I also suspected it might not alleviate the virus entirely.
We should always rely on facts only and not politicize such matters. Then, leave it up to individuals and their doctors to make such decisions, NOT politicians.
Israeli researchers on Monday said preliminary data show a second booster shot of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines will "probably" not create enough antibodies to prevent infection from the omicron variant.
Gili Regev-Yochay, an infectious disease expert at Sheba Medical Center, said the fourth jab increases antibodies "even a little bit higher than what we had after the third dose," but the increase is likely not enough to prevent omicron, which is considered more transmissible than earlier variants, Reuters reported.
Pfizer and Moderna did not immediately respond to an after-hour emails from Fox News.
I was was initially excited about the vaccines, but when I read how they functioned, I knew that they would be far more relevant to particular demographics and groups of higher risk. I also suspected it might not alleviate the virus entirely.
We should always rely on facts only and not politicize such matters. Then, leave it up to individuals and their doctors to make such decisions, NOT politicians.
Omicron ‘probably’ won’t be prevented by fourth vaccine jab, Israeli researcher says
Omicron ‘probably’ won’t be prevented by fourth vaccine jab, Israeli researcher says
Israeli researchers on Monday said preliminary data show a second booster shot of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines will “probably” not create enough antibodies to prevent infection from the omicron variant.
www.foxnews.com
Israeli researchers on Monday said preliminary data show a second booster shot of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines will "probably" not create enough antibodies to prevent infection from the omicron variant.
Gili Regev-Yochay, an infectious disease expert at Sheba Medical Center, said the fourth jab increases antibodies "even a little bit higher than what we had after the third dose," but the increase is likely not enough to prevent omicron, which is considered more transmissible than earlier variants, Reuters reported.
Pfizer and Moderna did not immediately respond to an after-hour emails from Fox News.
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