Re:India approves first DNA Covid vaccine
by antattack on Saturday August 21, 2021 @07:54AM
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"So for a mostly self-interested individual in a rural area with a low chance of catching COVID, would it follow that the safest (but maybe selfish) bet is to wait many years?"
It would be fine strategy for Hepatatis B, for example, however delta COVID is so infectious that most people will get it, vaccinated or unvaccinated (with currently available vaccines). The only difference will be severity of the disease.
Re:India approves first DNA Covid vaccine
by jeromegv on Saturday August 21, 2021 @08:33AM
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Yep. We’ve seen Covid spread a lot in many rural states. It’s not about living in rural area, it’s more about living without seeing any human for a very long time.
It would be fine strategy for Hepatatis B, for example, however delta COVID is so infectious that most people will get it, vaccinated or unvaccinated (with currently available vaccines). The only difference will be severity of the disease.