Search results

If it’s possible to run trials, essentially using a small population, to judge efficacy of a vaccine then surely a much larger population will give even more accurate results. By testing a random representative selection of the vaccinated population for COVID then this should show the...

Deliberately attempting to infect vaccinated individuals is NOT the only way to test efficacy of the vaccine. Over 25 million people have had their first jab already and the number having received a second dose is rapidly increasing. All that is needed to check whether or not it works 100% is...

I’m going to assume that you are mixing me up with someone else, otherwise you have already lost any argument by making up quotes. I agree it is a “fact” that if the vaccine has worked then you will be immune and not be able to spread the virus - however what you are disregarding is that it...

I've been vaccinated and would urge everyone who can to also get the vaccination. however I'm not stupid enough to believe that having had the vaccination I'm now invulnerable to Covid - I'm NOT. Not only may I still contract Covid, I may pass it on to others. The vaccination is very...

Only for 4 out of 5 people who are vaccinated

Why not the same questions regarding going to watch a football match?

It’s not though, is it? Trials suggest that the efficacy rate of the Oxford vaccine is less than 80% and you have no way of knowing if you are the one in five who is not protected. I’d much rather be in a pub where at least 80% of the patrons have been vaccinated effectively thus less likely...