Evaluating necessity of Covid-19 vaccination in previously infected individuals

Re:Evaluating necessity of Covid-19 vaccination in previousl... by stormbrew on Wednesday June 09, 2021 @07:25PM (#27454711)

I'm incredibly skeptical that it would do much at all to hasten rollout, at least in the US and other countries in a similar place. There are more than enough vaccines to go around at this point[1], and adding any kind of question mark to "should I get it?" just creates unnecessary complexity.

Just get it in everyone's arms as fast as possible, all this dicking around with rules around who can or should get it now that it's plentiful is just slowing everything down.

[1] to the point that 'we' should be doing a lot more to get our excess to countries that are still struggling.

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Re:Evaluating necessity of Covid-19 vaccination in previousl... by OJFord on Thursday June 10, 2021 @03:38AM (#27457985)

Well I'm not really necessarily saying it should change now, but I was responding to 'this has always been obvious, why interesting' - you'd think policy would've been different from the start if it were so obvious.

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