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| Are you saying all vaccines don’t provide complete immunity? Some vaccines provide partial immunity? Has the American public become conditioned to think all vaccines are foolproof? Is the flu shot a true vaccine?
I think part of the disconnect here is that we “assume” most vaccines are fairly/extremely effective. Is that not true? I’m not really trying to be a smart aleck, but I am trying to understand why our perceived understanding of how vaccines work versus how these vaccines are being presented. I.E., unless everyone gets vaccinated, it sounds like no one is vaccinated. | |
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A Covid question
