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Ryan Bedell
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Aggressively, almost religiously, following the data. I like nothing better than being proved wrong. Means I'm learning. Bring evidence.
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Making measles great again!

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The evidence is that the vaccines prevent infection while you have active antibodies. At least as well as the measles vaccine does. The difference is when antibodies Wane protection wanes because the incubation period for covid is 3 days. That's too short for memory cells to fully prevent infections

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What do you want them to change about the vaccines?

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And the vaccines reduce the rate of long covid as well. No vaccine is perfectly protective and we shouldn't expect them to be.

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None of them are 100% preventative.

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the covid vaccines prevent a significant percentage of infections.

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the covid vaccines don't cause any of those symptoms

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No vaccine 100% prevents transmission. The covid vaccines reduce it a lot for more than the length of seasonal waves.

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They're already nuts

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Vaccines are protective, who knew?

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Ryan Bedell
@ryanbedell.bsky.social
Aggressively, almost religiously, following the data. I like nothing better than being proved wrong. Means I'm learning. Bring evidence.
0 followers1 following53 posts