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We all just have to be patient really. You are going to see a lot of stories over the coming weeks regarding the vaccine (some good; some bad), but hopefully we will see the real impact of the vaccination by mid Feb.
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Scotland finally getting going.... 25k in last 24hrs. Ruth Davidson and Nicola Sturgeon ding dong battle in Scottish Parliament was a joy, 2 sharp politicians making Boris and Keir look like the dinosaurs they are.13,989 doses in Wales today up by about 3,000 from yesterday
Love it.COVID-19: ‘Pfizer vaccine 89% effective 10 days after first dose’ say Sir Patrick Vallance
Chief scientific adviser addresses Israeli scientists' claims that the Pfizer vaccine is only 33% effective after the first dose.news.sky.com
340,678 vaccinations completed in UK in latest 24 hour period (excluding NI)
340,678 vaccinations completed in UK in latest 24 hour period (excluding NI)
301,362 of them in England340,678 vaccinations completed in UK in latest 24 hour period (excluding NI)
COVID-19: ‘Pfizer vaccine 89% effective 10 days after first dose’ say Sir Patrick Vallance
Chief scientific adviser addresses Israeli scientists' claims that the Pfizer vaccine is only 33% effective after the first dose.news.sky.com
Can someone confirm if I am right here: the vaccine only stops the real negative effects (death, serious illness) etc but it will not stop you catching it.
So once the population are vaccinated then Covid-19 becomes basically another flu which everyone basically learns to live with?
Can’t keep up with all the positive / negative stories as they seem to interchange on a daily basis.
Can someone confirm if I am right here: the vaccine only stops the real negative effects (death, serious illness) etc but it will not stop you catching it.
So once the population are vaccinated then Covid-19 becomes basically another flu which everyone basically learns to live with?
Can’t keep up with all the positive / negative stories as they seem to interchange on a daily basis.
But the vaccine should in theory help us reach high levels of immunity quicker? On the assumption it is effective obviously.Nobody really knows.
Most people predict once we hit high levels of immunity the virus will stop circulating anyway.
That is my understanding but we’ll need to Vaccinate the world population not just ukCan someone confirm if I am right here: the vaccine only stops the real negative effects (death, serious illness) etc but it will not stop you catching it.
So once the population are vaccinated then Covid-19 becomes basically another flu which everyone basically learns to live with?
Can’t keep up with all the positive / negative stories as they seem to interchange on a daily basis.
But the vaccine should in theory help us reach high levels of immunity quicker?
Oh definitely agree with that, just wanted to know if the understanding was correct in theory. Obviously in practice it is going to take quite some time.That is my understanding but we’ll need to Vaccinate the world population not just uk
I think about it like this.... you come in contact with some virus. Some vaccine fights and kills them. The vaccine might win outright, meaning you never develop the illness. Or the virus might win by passing a tipping point and you become ill. But the vaccine has done a good enough job of killing enough virus that it reduces how ill you become.Can someone confirm if I am right here: the vaccine only stops the real negative effects (death, serious illness) etc but it will not stop you catching it.
So once the population are vaccinated then Covid-19 becomes basically another flu which everyone basically learns to live with?
Can’t keep up with all the positive / negative stories as they seem to interchange on a daily basis.