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hover11 wrote:Adnj tell your friend that vaccinated and unvaccinated persons share the same viral load in ALL variants thanksst7 wrote:hover11 wrote:You tryna be technical yes .....it would be the same across the board just strain changed.....with your logic certain vaccines shouldn't work with gamma but will work against deltast7 wrote:has delta been reported as a widespread strain in trinidad and tobago?
but that is what my original post was about - TnT!! ent you is the one who say 'sToP ComPaRiNg tRiNiDaD tO tHe StAtEs' ?
you clearly cannot understand or read... no wonder you are so ignorant. keep shifting them goalposts.
adnj -- i ready for yuh next meme![]()
Research in Context
Evidence before this study
We searched PubMed, MedRxiv, and Preprints with the Lancet up to March 28, 2021, with search terms "BNT162b2" and "effectiveness" with or without the terms: "infectivity"/"infectiousness"/"transmission". We identified 2 studies describing the efficacy in preventing symptomatic disease in clinical trials, 3 published studies that assessed effectiveness of the vaccine in reducing COVID-19 symptomatic disease, hospitalizations or severe disease. While many preprints report the effectiveness of the vaccine in reducing these outcomes only 3 may suggest reduced infectivity.
Added value of this study
Prioritizing vaccine rollout, and achievement of herd immunity depend on reduced SARS-CoV-2 viral circulation. The vaccine's effect on infectivity is thus a critical priority. Here, we assess the vaccine effectiveness in reducing infectiousness via two routes: through preventing infection, and through reducing viral shedding, in those who become infected despite vaccination. This is the first study, to the best of our knowledge to estimate the prevalence of infection among exposed individuals, providing an estimate of the vaccine impact on susceptibility to infection, independent of its impact on symptoms. This effect, along with reduced shedding, is a key determinant of the vaccine's ability to reduce transmission. We show that BNT162b2 was 65% effective in preventing infections following exposures, and 83% effective in preventing never-symptomatic, infectious (N-gene Ct value<30) infections, and that viral load, was significantly lower in vaccinated vs. unvaccinated infected HCW.
Covid vaccines reduce severity, symptoms, viral load in re-infected people
st7 wrote:he posted a link showing Delta alone being the variant where viral loads are the same for everyone... idk if he thinks delta refers to all variants...
i really dont know with this fella who like to skin he leg oui
When there is data and overwhelming evidence, what is there to be skeptical about?hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it.
Unvaccinated people are contagious for longer than vaccinated.hover11 wrote:My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:When there is data and overwhelming evidence, what is there to be skeptical about?hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it.Unvaccinated people are contagious for longer than vaccinated.hover11 wrote:My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/veri ... a8a23cb205
Also 97% of hospitalizations and 99% to 100% of deaths have been from the unvaccinated, overwhelming the health care systems globally.
So unvaccinated persons pose a greater risk of prolonging the effects of the pandemic.
Mmoney607 wrote:The true anti vaxxers are coming out now. If you all believe in the vaccine so much, why you afraid of the unvaccinated. Your beloved vaccine is supposed to protect.
redmanjp wrote:hover11 wrote:Adnj tell your friend that vaccinated and unvaccinated persons share the same viral load in ALL variants thanksst7 wrote:hover11 wrote:You tryna be technical yes .....it would be the same across the board just strain changed.....with your logic certain vaccines shouldn't work with gamma but will work against deltast7 wrote:has delta been reported as a widespread strain in trinidad and tobago?
but that is what my original post was about - TnT!! ent you is the one who say 'sToP ComPaRiNg tRiNiDaD tO tHe StAtEs' ?
you clearly cannot understand or read... no wonder you are so ignorant. keep shifting them goalposts.
adnj -- i ready for yuh next meme![]()
not true. this was pre delta
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanepe/article/PIIS2666-7762(21)00127-7/fulltextResearch in Context
Evidence before this study
We searched PubMed, MedRxiv, and Preprints with the Lancet up to March 28, 2021, with search terms "BNT162b2" and "effectiveness" with or without the terms: "infectivity"/"infectiousness"/"transmission". We identified 2 studies describing the efficacy in preventing symptomatic disease in clinical trials, 3 published studies that assessed effectiveness of the vaccine in reducing COVID-19 symptomatic disease, hospitalizations or severe disease. While many preprints report the effectiveness of the vaccine in reducing these outcomes only 3 may suggest reduced infectivity.
Added value of this study
Prioritizing vaccine rollout, and achievement of herd immunity depend on reduced SARS-CoV-2 viral circulation. The vaccine's effect on infectivity is thus a critical priority. Here, we assess the vaccine effectiveness in reducing infectiousness via two routes: through preventing infection, and through reducing viral shedding, in those who become infected despite vaccination. This is the first study, to the best of our knowledge to estimate the prevalence of infection among exposed individuals, providing an estimate of the vaccine impact on susceptibility to infection, independent of its impact on symptoms. This effect, along with reduced shedding, is a key determinant of the vaccine's ability to reduce transmission. We show that BNT162b2 was 65% effective in preventing infections following exposures, and 83% effective in preventing never-symptomatic, infectious (N-gene Ct value<30) infections, and that viral load, was significantly lower in vaccinated vs. unvaccinated infected HCW.
hover11 wrote:Ok bro wait for delta to reach get infected and say you're safe , don't worry you won't have the same viral load based on your logic regardless of vaccination, you are safest7 wrote:he posted a link showing Delta alone being the variant where viral loads are the same for everyone... idk if he thinks delta refers to all variants...
i really dont know with this fella who like to skin he leg oui
Dohplaydat wrote:
The price we pay for unvaxed having their 'freedoms'.
hover11 wrote:Long term effects, nobody knows what the long term adverse side effects people will face in the future will be ....also the companies will not be liable. Hypothetically speaking if in the next 3 years increased heart complications arise in the population just saying and it is linked to a particular vaccine , what will you say?Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:When there is data and overwhelming evidence, what is there to be skeptical about?hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it.Unvaccinated people are contagious for longer than vaccinated.hover11 wrote:My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/veri ... a8a23cb205
Also 97% of hospitalizations and 99% to 100% of deaths have been from the unvaccinated, overwhelming the health care systems globally.
So unvaccinated persons pose a greater risk of prolonging the effects of the pandemic.
adnj wrote:hover11 wrote:Long term effects, nobody knows what the long term adverse side effects people will face in the future will be ....also the companies will not be liable. Hypothetically speaking if in the next 3 years increased heart complications arise in the population just saying and it is linked to a particular vaccine , what will you say?Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:When there is data and overwhelming evidence, what is there to be skeptical about?hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it.Unvaccinated people are contagious for longer than vaccinated.hover11 wrote:My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/veri ... a8a23cb205
Also 97% of hospitalizations and 99% to 100% of deaths have been from the unvaccinated, overwhelming the health care systems globally.
So unvaccinated persons pose a greater risk of prolonging the effects of the pandemic.
Even with Delta, breakthrough infections are very rare.hover11 wrote:Ok bro wait for delta to reach get infected and say you're safe , don't worry you won't have the same viral load based on your logic regardless of vaccination, you are safe
hover11 wrote:You just make stupid meme instead of answering the questions at hand.adnj wrote:hover11 wrote:Long term effects, nobody knows what the long term adverse side effects people will face in the future will be ....also the companies will not be liable. Hypothetically speaking if in the next 3 years increased heart complications arise in the population just saying and it is linked to a particular vaccine , what will you say?Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:When there is data and overwhelming evidence, what is there to be skeptical about?hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it.Unvaccinated people are contagious for longer than vaccinated.hover11 wrote:My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/veri ... a8a23cb205
Also 97% of hospitalizations and 99% to 100% of deaths have been from the unvaccinated, overwhelming the health care systems globally.
So unvaccinated persons pose a greater risk of prolonging the effects of the pandemic.
Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it. My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Not disagreeing with “your body, your choice”.
The question is why make a choice not to vaccinate when the data overwhelmingly shows vaccination is the better choice.
Masks, handwashing, social distancing and vaccination are all layers of protection. You don’t stop doing one if you do the other. It’s not a difficult concept to grasp.
Because you all will overflow hospitals and mess things up for everyone. The deaths attributed to lack of health care availability will be greater than covid.
Basically we CANNOT go back to normal if a sizeable segment wants to remain unvaccinated.
Your eventuality can't happen unless you prolong restrictions for years.
hover11 wrote:Unvaccinated have every right to a hospital bed as the next personDohplaydat wrote:Screenshot_20210915_230336.jpg
The price we pay for unvaxed having their 'freedoms'.
De Dragon wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it. My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Not disagreeing with “your body, your choice”.
The question is why make a choice not to vaccinate when the data overwhelmingly shows vaccination is the better choice.
Masks, handwashing, social distancing and vaccination are all layers of protection. You don’t stop doing one if you do the other. It’s not a difficult concept to grasp.
Because you all will overflow hospitals and mess things up for everyone. The deaths attributed to lack of health care availability will be greater than covid.
Basically we CANNOT go back to normal if a sizeable segment wants to remain unvaccinated.
Your eventuality can't happen unless you prolong restrictions for years.
I feel the 11 in hover11 is your age. You like those stubborn children. What next? You gonna hold your breath?
hover11 wrote:Hello Kevin,
Seems you also don't understand and simply ridicule instead of engaging in dialogue, I realize alot of provaxxers talk and don't even realize what they are saying, imagine a guy on here said a while back that a vaccine is not a drug .....whew, well I had to reevaluate what the word drug means lol.De Dragon wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it. My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Not disagreeing with “your body, your choice”.
The question is why make a choice not to vaccinate when the data overwhelmingly shows vaccination is the better choice.
Masks, handwashing, social distancing and vaccination are all layers of protection. You don’t stop doing one if you do the other. It’s not a difficult concept to grasp.
Because you all will overflow hospitals and mess things up for everyone. The deaths attributed to lack of health care availability will be greater than covid.
Basically we CANNOT go back to normal if a sizeable segment wants to remain unvaccinated.
Your eventuality can't happen unless you prolong restrictions for years.
I feel the 11 in hover11 is your age. You like those stubborn children. What next? You gonna hold your breath?
hover11 wrote:Hello Kevin,
Seems you also don't understand and simply ridicule instead of engaging in dialogue, I realize alot of provaxxers talk and don't even realize what they are saying, imagine a guy on here said a while back that a vaccine is not a drug .....whew, well I had to reevaluate what the word drug means lol.Just because someone does not agree with your point of view doesn't mean you provaxxers have to throw a temper tantrum, your body , your choice always remains.De Dragon wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it. My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Not disagreeing with “your body, your choice”.
The question is why make a choice not to vaccinate when the data overwhelmingly shows vaccination is the better choice.
Masks, handwashing, social distancing and vaccination are all layers of protection. You don’t stop doing one if you do the other. It’s not a difficult concept to grasp.
Because you all will overflow hospitals and mess things up for everyone. The deaths attributed to lack of health care availability will be greater than covid.
Basically we CANNOT go back to normal if a sizeable segment wants to remain unvaccinated.
Your eventuality can't happen unless you prolong restrictions for years.
I feel the 11 in hover11 is your age. You like those stubborn children. What next? You gonna hold your breath?
De Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:Hello Kevin,
Seems you also don't understand and simply ridicule instead of engaging in dialogue, I realize alot of provaxxers talk and don't even realize what they are saying, imagine a guy on here said a while back that a vaccine is not a drug .....whew, well I had to reevaluate what the word drug means lol.De Dragon wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it. My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Not disagreeing with “your body, your choice”.
The question is why make a choice not to vaccinate when the data overwhelmingly shows vaccination is the better choice.
Masks, handwashing, social distancing and vaccination are all layers of protection. You don’t stop doing one if you do the other. It’s not a difficult concept to grasp.
Because you all will overflow hospitals and mess things up for everyone. The deaths attributed to lack of health care availability will be greater than covid.
Basically we CANNOT go back to normal if a sizeable segment wants to remain unvaccinated.
Your eventuality can't happen unless you prolong restrictions for years.
I feel the 11 in hover11 is your age. You like those stubborn children. What next? You gonna hold your breath?
Dialogue? Asking the same questions for dozens of pages, yet repeating the same sheit and asking them again is dialogue?
No thanks
redmanjp wrote:hover11 wrote:Unvaccinated have every right to a hospital bed as the next personDohplaydat wrote:Screenshot_20210915_230336.jpg
The price we pay for unvaxed having their 'freedoms'.
not if there arent any more beds!
st7 wrote:De Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:Hello Kevin,
Seems you also don't understand and simply ridicule instead of engaging in dialogue, I realize alot of provaxxers talk and don't even realize what they are saying, imagine a guy on here said a while back that a vaccine is not a drug .....whew, well I had to reevaluate what the word drug means lol.De Dragon wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:The thing about it is people will always be skeptical, that's human nature we don't like change, the more you try force things on some people the more they reject or rebel against it. My question to you is why can't the vaccinated and unvaccinated Co exist, there are still many workplaces where this is occurring , no employer has 100 percent vaxxed staff, schools are still online learning however eventually when they realize it is unsustainable they will have to resume face to face and allow the unvaccinated to co exist with the vaccinated.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Not disagreeing with “your body, your choice”.
The question is why make a choice not to vaccinate when the data overwhelmingly shows vaccination is the better choice.
Masks, handwashing, social distancing and vaccination are all layers of protection. You don’t stop doing one if you do the other. It’s not a difficult concept to grasp.
Because you all will overflow hospitals and mess things up for everyone. The deaths attributed to lack of health care availability will be greater than covid.
Basically we CANNOT go back to normal if a sizeable segment wants to remain unvaccinated.
Your eventuality can't happen unless you prolong restrictions for years.
I feel the 11 in hover11 is your age. You like those stubborn children. What next? You gonna hold your breath?
Dialogue? Asking the same questions for dozens of pages, yet repeating the same sheit and asking them again is dialogue?
No thanks
he's a toxic individual. he's prolly 27 but his mindset is 11 for sure. no one cant be the level of dotish on purpose...or can they?
hover11 wrote:Your body, your choice
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Even with Delta, breakthrough infections are very rare.hover11 wrote:Ok bro wait for delta to reach get infected and say you're safe , don't worry you won't have the same viral load based on your logic regardless of vaccination, you are safe
If there is a breakthrough case (when a vaccinated person gets Covid) that person is less likely to be hospitalized and are contagious for a shorter period.
https://www.who.int/emergencies/disease ... accination
if as many people as possible were vaccinated then there would be a considerably smaller aount of infections and chances of spread.
772a221f-c51d-47b1-8223-ba6e2b01bd50.jpg
if everyone was vaccinated there would be a total of 3 cases and 0 deaths in the Bahamas judging from the data in the chart above.
That is far more manageable than the 400 cases and 104 deaths.
hover11 wrote:What are gonna tell doctors , forget the Hippocratic oath and turn away those in need because they are unvaccinated ?redmanjp wrote:hover11 wrote:Unvaccinated have every right to a hospital bed as the next personDohplaydat wrote:Screenshot_20210915_230336.jpg
The price we pay for unvaxed having their 'freedoms'.
not if there arent any more beds!
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:hover11 wrote:Your body, your choice
What is the choice you are making?
To ignore the evidence?
In Maryland, just 5% of new cases were vaccinated people in June compared to 27% in August, with nearly the same increase in patients who are hospitalized.aaron17 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Even with Delta, breakthrough infections are very rare.hover11 wrote:Ok bro wait for delta to reach get infected and say you're safe , don't worry you won't have the same viral load based on your logic regardless of vaccination, you are safe
If there is a breakthrough case (when a vaccinated person gets Covid) that person is less likely to be hospitalized and are contagious for a shorter period.
https://www.who.int/emergencies/disease ... accination
if as many people as possible were vaccinated then there would be a considerably smaller aount of infections and chances of spread.
772a221f-c51d-47b1-8223-ba6e2b01bd50.jpg
if everyone was vaccinated there would be a total of 3 cases and 0 deaths in the Bahamas judging from the data in the chart above.
That is far more manageable than the 400 cases and 104 deaths.
I heard breakthrough cases are not rare any more....30% I believe in maryland
https://www.theblaze.com/news/maryland- ... vaccinated
aaron17 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Even with Delta, breakthrough infections are very rare.hover11 wrote:Ok bro wait for delta to reach get infected and say you're safe , don't worry you won't have the same viral load based on your logic regardless of vaccination, you are safe
If there is a breakthrough case (when a vaccinated person gets Covid) that person is less likely to be hospitalized and are contagious for a shorter period.
https://www.who.int/emergencies/disease ... accination
if as many people as possible were vaccinated then there would be a considerably smaller aount of infections and chances of spread.
772a221f-c51d-47b1-8223-ba6e2b01bd50.jpg
if everyone was vaccinated there would be a total of 3 cases and 0 deaths in the Bahamas judging from the data in the chart above.
That is far more manageable than the 400 cases and 104 deaths.
I heard breakthrough cases are not rare any more....30% I believe in maryland
https://www.theblaze.com/news/maryland- ... vaccinated
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