Not exactly. You can be vaccinated and carry the virus (carrier). But if the viral load is so low you can't transmit (not a transmitter) spread is blocked and we move onto the pandemic exit ramp.
https://twitter.com/PeterHamby/status/1377660074013777922
No transmitters, no 😷s
How do you know if you are a likely transmitter?
You do a rapid home antigen test that detects high viral load.
The tests that should have been made freely available to all many months ago, 2 finally cleared by FDA yesterday, but they are much too expensive (~$10 each)
You do a rapid home antigen test that detects high viral load.
The tests that should have been made freely available to all many months ago, 2 finally cleared by FDA yesterday, but they are much too expensive (~$10 each)
Post-vaccination PCR tests are of low value, just detecting any level of virus or its remnants, reported as + or -. A low Ct result (high viral load) from the PCR would be useful, but rarely provided.
Rapid antigen tests provide what we really want to know—am I transmitter?
Rapid antigen tests provide what we really want to know—am I transmitter?
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