For fully vaccinated people, the risk of still getting Covid-19 — described as “breakthrough infections” — remains extremely low, a new study out of New York suggests.
Among 417 employees at Rockefeller University who were fully vaccinated with either the Pfizer or Moderna shots, two of them or about .5%, had breakthrough infections later, according to the study published on Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
“We have characterized bona fide examples of vaccine breakthrough manifesting as clinical symptoms,” the researchers wrote in their study. “These observations in no way undermine the importance of the urgent efforts being taken at the federal and state levels to vaccinate the U.S. population. They also lend support to efforts to advance a new vaccine booster (as well as a pan-coronavirus vaccine) to provide increased protection against variants.”
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Oh, really? Whom are they fooling with these lies when thousands have already been killed and severely injured from these shots. Not only they but those in contact with vaxed people can be affected too. Even pets were reported to have died from being handled by someone who was vaxed. This is not a joke. Look it up.
Absolutely true! I picked up my pet rock after my second vaccination and it hasn’t moved since.
Now I’m not sure if I should bury it or use it as its own matzeiva. Oy, so confusing.
According to the CDC, VAERS – whose studies are only showing “1%” of the cases – reported 3,486 deaths among the people who received the jabs.
Backwards logic!
If only 2 out of 417 got the virus, that’s less than 00.5% which is close to nothing. If anything it shows that a booster shot is NOT really very important!