Because for 99.9% of clinical trials, pregnant or nursing women and children under 12 are excluded-due to safety considerations-until sufficient numbers given to other demographics to deem the risk/benefit to approve for pregnancy status.
Exercising the immune system response... and potentially "cross referencing" similarities by it to a previous "intruder", therefore, it is more able to mount a response to this new "intruder" as well.......As to the JHU article, I have no doubt that it could be cherry-picked and misused, and they never suggested that COVID-19 infection was not potentially deadly... but it also revealed troubling issues with the way the 'numbers' have been reported by the legacy media.
Yes, we're approaching 300,000 USA deaths reputed to be 'COVID-related', but how many of those, in each age bracket, or comorbity demographic, would have died in a normal year, even if COVID-19 was not in the picture? IDK... just food for thought.
Don't recall where and when I've posted links to the next article... but, if you're over 40, whether you intend to get the COVID-19 vaccine or not, you might consider getting an MMR II booster. Looks like it may have a significant effect in diminishing severity of COVID disease if you become infected... and may explain, to some degree, why most children (especially up to age 14) and young adults seem to be asymptomatic or have very mild clinical signs.
MMR Vaccine Could Protect Against COVID-19
The measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine has been theorized to provide protection against COVID-19. In a new study published in mBio, researchers provide further proof of this by showing that mumps IgG titers, or levels of IgG antibody, are inversely correlated with severity in recovered COVID-19...asm.org
Of course you can have a very powerful immune system. The issue is passing COVID around.
Right on. Good Science is to be believed.
Because they may continue to pass it around even after getting COVID. Maybe taking the vaccine will stop the transferring of COVID?
I have a concern about the type of vaccine it is- it's an mRNA vaccine which is different than say your flu vaccine. Evidently there have few to none of this type vaccine administered. To people anyway. Check the CDC. I'll wait. A long time. Not comfortable with unknown long term effects.
Best thing is that it isn't mandatory-for those of us who are at high risk for exposure, who go to work every day, I'm grateful there is something more than depending on others to do their part.
It's early and the data is still coming in, but the death numbers are higher overall than they would be in a normal year, even among younger people. Not proof, but highly suggestive that Covid isn't just picking off people who were already on their way out.
There you go again......assuming that all the healthy unvaccinated people out there are just spreading around C 19....that is just buying into the propaganda machine. i've never had the flu shot, does that mean I'm going around spreading the flu?
I also work each day, am considered "essential" as so many are. I mask, wash my hands, follow the prescribed protocols. But I strongly feel like those who choose no vaccine should not be vilified. I am glad it is becoming available for those who wish to receive it. And also am glad that it isn't mandatory.
Quite possibly. Lots of people who feel healthy have turned out to be infected and contagious, especially with Covid 19.
Okay. You don't believe people carry and pass on the virus with out showing symptoms. Believe what you want to believe. Don't believe science - I get it!
As those who choose the vaccine shouldn't be called "sheeple". The biggest issue I have is the spreading of false information (ie, microchips, DNA rearrangement) and fear mongering. If someone chooses to "take their chances" and not mask, not vaccinate, not isolate from others, I find sympathy to be a hard pill if/when they do get sick. I don't know how the ICU staffs do it, facing the non-believers every day after fighting for the lives and functionality of those affected.
You're assuming we're afraid. It isn't fear-it's prevention of something bad potentially happening to someone else because of my unintentional action. Defensive driving.
