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Originally Posted by Bossxr8
The point of the linked article was to show that people claiming that the vaccines significantly reduce transmission is incorrect. Not with delta. The current studies are showing about 1/3 reduction at best. And that’s on freshly vaxxed people. That gets even lower within fairly short time frames. It’s not doing much to slow the spread. Israel has been a good example of this, as cases there are still very high, despite them now moving towards people getting their 4th shot. It started well, then delta came and cases skyrocketed.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/health/2...alia/100442304
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Alright but as someone else mentioned earlier, it's not a peer-reviewed study and for every one study you find that says so, I bet I'd find 10 that say the opposite. Israel's initial vaccination rollout was to 80% of
adults, it dropped to around 60% when kids were included in the numbers and that's quite a bit short of the herd immunity guidelines. I bet kids were still being included in their case numbers though. They're now starting to vaccinate kids fwiw.
Just saw these too
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looks like it
https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2...-vaccine-covid