So much for using Thailand and Mongolia case numbers to smear Chinese vaccines.
Even if that's true, they're still much more effective than nothing, which is the alternative the West is offering most of the world.
Yes, that is true, however they are definitely considerably less effective according to the researches.
Studies carried out by whom, funded by whom, and based on who's data?
The researches that the Sinovac producing company conducted and published lol
Did Sinovac also conduct and publish the reports you're basing the efficacy of Western vaccines on?
Did the Sinovac study actually compare Chinese vaccine effectiveness to Western effectiveness using the same methodology, or are you comparing apples to CIA oranges?
ΟΚ got it, vaccines are CIA now apparently. Pointless to continue this convo if you're just going to dismiss every research that has been conducted in multiple countries as CIA like some antivaxxer.
Yes, that's one downside, they are also quite expensive. I'm talking in terms of how effective they are.
Sinopharm and Sinovac both offer less protection against mild symptoms than mRNA vaccines, but they are able to prevent death and serious symptoms to a similar degree even against the new variants. All the bombastic headlines scrutinizing Chinese vaccines in the weeks past ignore this.
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what if I told you mRNA vaccines efficacy for this variant start dropping off a cliff at month 9
Dope, mine will be dropping off just in time for the holiday surge
Not sure of a specific study, but Israel has began booster shots and the U.K. is beginning booster shots for over 50s next month (plus Germany apparently) which makes me think there’s gotta be some truth to it.
Delta first emerged in December last year, before mass vaccination started. I wonder what variants are currently evolving in partially vaccinated populations with high transmission :squidward-nervous:
Weird that I never see this reported in my country but we can't stop talking about cases rising if it's a brown country :aus-delenda-est: