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originally posted by: marg6043
Found the one that will render the two jabs useless,
Mu, the B.1.621 variant, this one is by passing the first two shots. Soo get ready, need the darn booster for this one.
originally posted by: Moelson
The citations for your chart are from preprints. Not peer reviewed.
originally posted by: puzzled2
So the perfect vaccine is protection from a wild virus, not a manufactured one. Gotcha.
Pity there isn't any wild virus left and the escape variants occurred in areas with mixed and matched trials happened to be.
originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
Yes , and SOME Unvaccinated Individuals have a NATURAL IMMUNITY to Covid-19 , and to Other Exotic Man Made Viruses .
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
Were your 3 friends, that had a bad time, vaccinated?
One of them was on his belly for 3 weeks and told me if he got it early in the Pandemic he doesn't think he would have lived since they have better ways to treat now.
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
What way was he treated?
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: fringeofthefringe
That article is about the severity of COVID-19 in children. The article refers to two studies which used used data from 2 childrens' hospitals. The findings were that severe disease in children is not common and that many are asymptomatic.
When a child is admitted to a hospital (for any reason) a COVID test is administered. If they are admitted for a broken leg, for example, and they test positive, it does not mean they turn into a COVID-19 patient. They are still hospitalized for a broken leg. They were not admitted because they were asymptomatic.
When people are admitted due to COVID-19, it means that their symptoms require hospitalization due to COVID-9.
Study #1:
Children are often admitted to the hospital for reasons unrelated to SARS-CoV-2 and found to have incidental or mildly symptomatic infection.
hosppeds.aappublications.org...
Study #2:
Hospitals have increasingly transitioned to universal screening for all hospitalizations in order to direct infection control precautions.
hosppeds.aappublications.org...
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Zitterbewegung
Interesting computer model.
Yes. Just as mutations which can get around "natural" immune responses can occur, so can those which can get around vaccines.
But the point is not that the mutations are more likely to occur in the vaccinated than the unvaccinated. And it is not that vaccination causes these mutations so your title is not really accurate.
This is the assumption used in the model, in fact:
Each day and for every individual infected with the wildtype strain, Iwt, there is a small probability p, that a vaccine-resistant strain emerges in that individual. Then this individual switches from state Iwt to state Ir. Conversely, any individual infected with the resistant strain, Ir can revert back to the wildtype strain, Iwt, with the same probability p.
The model assumes that those who are vaccinated are immune to the "wild" strain and will not be infected by it.
Our extension of the SIR Model features 8 distinct states. Susceptible, S, and recovered, R, individuals are vaccinated over time to become vaccinated, V, or recovered vaccinated, RV, respectively. Susceptible individuals can become infected with the wildtype, Iwt, or the resistant virus strain, Ir. While the vaccinated population is immune to the wildtype, it can be infected by the vaccine-resistant strain, in which case the state is represented by IrV. After a while any infected individual recovers or dies, D. Finally, we assume that the recovered population retains natural immunity towards both strains, but becomes susceptible again with some small rate, μ. In our model, immunity against the wildtype strain gained through vaccination is not lost during the entire model period of 3 years, consistent with current estimates71,72.
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Another interesting assumption from the same source (as provided in the OP).
We also assume that the immune response provided by the vaccine is more permanent and that immunity provided by infection, is lost at rate μ, on average after 0.5 years2,71,72,74 after recovery. Both of these assumptions influence the model when the number of infected individuals becomes large, which is unlikely for realistic average rates of transmission across the simulated time.
www.nature.com...
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
Did someone go to his home and do that....or was he told to do it?
If so who......doctor, nurse, phonecall?
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
Ok thanks, I get it now, all 3 friends ended up in hospital.....I misunderstood sorry.
originally posted by: marg6043
The soo called boosters for old variants will do nothing for the new ones, but you will have this boosters about 5 to 6 months if pharma does not get away will having them earlier.
Soo this will become an abuse in the name of covid variants when you will still get sick but will not be able to find out what variant you have.
originally posted by: Imperator2
How many cases of the unvaxxed are elderly or immunocompromised making them high risk from the vaccine and most likely to not have it administered? How many of the unvaccinated have multiple comorbidities and would most likely be in the same position if they were vaccinated and caught delta?
Your data is garbage without all the extra information. It is the equivalent of me saying that 7 in 10 people agree with me on this subject. It's just garbage.
According to the CDC, immunocompromised people may receive the Covid-19 vaccination if they have no history of allergic reactions to vaccination. However, they should know about the unknown vaccine safety profile and effectiveness in immunocompromised populations.