Originally posted by: Stardust91
Again, it depends on a lot of things; no one is asking anyone NOT to be careful. It also depends on the vaccine given; it also depends on how unwell they were; without reading the case history of these people who were unwell and who died, I am unable to comment.
I can only go by the data that has been released by the National Institutes of Health and the CDC and Public Health UK on the efficacy of vaccines used outside of India. Perhaps, if and when India decides to release data for research purposes which it might not due to failings in the system being exposed, we will be able to detect what happened. Until then, as stated, I have to go by data released from research in other countries.
I am also speaking from experience of people exposed to B1.617, the variant first found in India, and it seems that it was those that were not vaccinated that were admitted to hospital. Again, I am unable to compare like by lack due to different conditions in Indian hospitals and different vaccines and the lack of data for research purposes from India.
Further ongoing studies in Europe and the US & Canada, will provide further clarity.
Bold - That means avoiding unnecessary parties too, right?
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