Clarifying COVID-19 (aka yes, cuz all these sites want to hurt people 🙄)

Clarifying COVID-19 (aka yes, cuz all these sites want to hurt people 🙄)

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Vaccine reduces transmission in breakthrough cases
Vaccine reduces transmission in breakthrough cases
Breakthrough COVID-19 cases in vaccinated people may be less likely to spread infection because virus is shed for a shorter period of time as opposed to infections in unvaccinated people.
·news.harvard.edu·
Vaccine reduces transmission in breakthrough cases
Answers from COVID experts: How do you talk to family members who aren’t vaccinated? How can the vaccines be safe if they were developed so quickly? Is natural immunity better than being vaccinated?
Answers from COVID experts: How do you talk to family members who aren’t vaccinated? How can the vaccines be safe if they were developed so quickly? Is natural immunity better than being vaccinated?
A panel of experts answer questions about vaccines, omicron and other COVID-related issues in a discussion with The Conversation.
·theconversation.com·
Answers from COVID experts: How do you talk to family members who aren’t vaccinated? How can the vaccines be safe if they were developed so quickly? Is natural immunity better than being vaccinated?
WHO Retracts Claim That Asymptomatic People with Coronavirus Are Rarely Contagious
WHO Retracts Claim That Asymptomatic People with Coronavirus Are Rarely Contagious
The World Health Organization has walked back a top official’s claim that asymptomatic people rarely spread the coronavirus to others. The WHO’s confused messaging on the topic drew criticism from public health officials. The Harvard Global Health Institute said, “In fact, some evidence suggests that people may be most infectious in the days before they become symptomatic — that is, in the presymptomatic phase when they feel well, have no symptoms, but may be shedding substantial amounts of virus.” Meanwhile, two new papers published in the journal Nature find coronavirus lockdowns saved millions of lives and averted tens of millions of infections worldwide. UC Berkeley researcher Solomon Hsiang co-authored one of the reports. Solomon Hsiang: “Never in human history have so many people around the world come together, coordinated their actions and worked to save so many lives in such a short period of time.”
·democracynow.org·
WHO Retracts Claim That Asymptomatic People with Coronavirus Are Rarely Contagious
How Many Variants And Deaths Are We Willing To Accept, Before We Protect The Whole World?
How Many Variants And Deaths Are We Willing To Accept, Before We Protect The Whole World?
Millions of people worldwide are getting infected or re-infected with highly transmissible Omicron subvariants. And yet millions of people in low and middle-income nations are still lacking access to vaccines and tools. World leaders have failed to unite against the virus.
·forbes.com·
How Many Variants And Deaths Are We Willing To Accept, Before We Protect The Whole World?