@profdalefisher on @60Mins says that either you’re are vaccinated or not. That we have to “live with it” & that it will spread asymptomatically between most so it will be impossible to contact trace.
A brave new world where we leave those that don’t respond to vaccine to die?
A brave new world where we leave those that don’t respond to vaccine to die?
My view:
It will be those vulnerable people that we left to die that will be immunocompromised. Immunocompromised persons are more likely to produce a wide variety of strains.
Also, it doesn’t feel right to do this.
(If we haven’t done so already.)
It will be those vulnerable people that we left to die that will be immunocompromised. Immunocompromised persons are more likely to produce a wide variety of strains.
Also, it doesn’t feel right to do this.
(If we haven’t done so already.)
Before someone says mAb… not only have variants reduced the efficacy of our vaccines, they also reduce the efficacy of mAbs.
What a nightmare new world we are designing. What an awful place to live.
Cut down transmission.
Keep R<1
Vaccinate when able.
Cut down transmission.
Keep R<1
Vaccinate when able.
As for not being able to contact trace an asymptomatic disease that pops up from time to time… what have we been doing in Australia for a year and a half already? Rapid home tests would also help find chains.
Not that I think it will be all that much more asymptomatic soon.
Not that I think it will be all that much more asymptomatic soon.
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