Covid-19 vaccines likely provide broader protection than natural infection

Re:Covid-19 vaccines likely provide broader protection than ... by SideburnsOfDoom on Thursday February 17, 2022 @04:52PM (#30379177)

> Someone vaccinated still continue to spread the virus just as the not vaccinated when infected (Yes, the vaccine does not prevent the infection).

if I take your words "just as" to mean that 1) vaccination against COVID-19 provides no reduction at all in rates of infection and 2) vaccination against COVID-19 provides no reduction at all in bad outcomes, including spreading the virus to others,

Then that's simply false.

if you mean "it can still happen" then that's true but badly misleading.

As you said "Stopped reading, this is FUD".

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Re:Covid-19 vaccines likely provide broader protection than ... by bacro on Friday February 18, 2022 @04:25AM (#30383740)

Take my words by what they mean, i.e., 1) not 2), which seems logical to me when I say that vaccine doe not prevent infection.

In Portugal 90+% of the population is vaccinated, however we have a much higher number of infections than ever. So, this is not FUD as you say...

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