pknopp
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I don’t think you understand why the flu vaccine doesn’t always work very well
I'm not a medical expert not have I ever had one so I have no need to be the site expert.
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I don’t think you understand why the flu vaccine doesn’t always work very well
Flu vaccine is only 60% effective. Not the same
It's sounds like the covid vaccines, at least against delta, are no better.Flu vaccine is only 60% effective. Not the same
Why do you think you need to be a medical expert to understand why the flu vaccine is less than bulletproof most years?I'm not a medical expert not have I ever had one so I have no need to be the site expert.
does the shingle virus mutate and have different strains like the flu virus and covid?
Why do you think you need to be a medical expert to understand why the flu vaccine is less than bulletproof most years?
You enforced my point. Flu vaccines aren’t mandatory and are portrayed as being 95% effective.You enforced my point. Getting a vaccine does not guarantee you won't get what you are vaccinated against.
But they tell us they are 95% effective. I have always stated that we must all eventually catch it and develop natural immunityIt's sounds like the covid vaccines, at least against delta, are no better.
You enforced my point. Flu vaccines aren’t mandatory and are portrayed as being 95% effective.
You agree then that eventually we all need to catch it to really have immunity. GreatSwell make that point. It has nothing to do with me.
The question is, can we do that faster than the damned thing can mutate?But they tell us they are 95% effective. I have always stated that we must all eventually catch it and develop natural immunity
so how can y oh say it’s like the shingles then?I have no idea. It's not something I sit down and read about.
it will continue to mutate, no matter if we all have it or all get vaccined.The question is, can we do that faster than the damned thing can mutate?
You agree then that eventually we all need to catch it to really have immunity. Great
Uh, no, that's not true. The mutation rate is directly related to the transmission rate. The faster it's passed around, the faster it mutates. If we actually get herd immunity, it will effectively go away.it will continue to mutate, no matter if we all have it or all get vaccined.
Corona Virus has been around for a long time…this is merely a mutate of it. Virus mutate to stay aliveUh, no, that's not true. The mutation rate is directly related to the transmission rate. The faster it's passed around, the faster it mutates. If we actually get herd immunity, it will effectively go away.
Immunity protects us from mutations IMO.The question is, can we do that faster than the damned thing can mutate?
Some…not most.I don't know that to be the case. I imagine for whatever reason there will be many who never get it.
That’s not real. Especially given how narrow the immunity we are generating via the vaccine. If anything the vaccines will drive mutation of the virus by exerting tremendous evolutionary pressure on a very small part of the virus.Uh, no, that's not true. The mutation rate is directly related to the transmission rate. The faster it's passed around, the faster it mutates. If we actually get herd immunity, it will effectively go away.