So they test positive and self isolate for a week? Until they test negative?
Are you saying they don’t inform anyone of a positive rapid test?
So they test positive and self isolate for a week? Until they test negative?
Are you saying they don’t inform anyone of a positive rapid test?
This is not a Taipei City initiative alone; it seems it’s part of a new strategy for north Taiwan, with three new mass testing sites in New Taipei, two in Taoyuan, and one in Keelung.
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It is supposed to be organic, mostly acetic acid and stinks like vinegar, but still don’t want to be breathing it in, especially as I have upped the potency do to it raining
Good. The more the merrier.
Conference starting but only one of the reporters have shown up
Still in the 60s. Epidemic slowing down a bit, or have we just surpassed our capacity to test for it?
Good to see daily deaths are down.
We exploded past testing capacity weeks ago.
We’ve peaked. Stick a fork in our asses and turn us over. We’re done.
It is vinegar. Vinegar is diluted acetic acid.
So, all 19 had some form of Chronic Disease, and 8 had not been Vaccinated.
If your last vaccination was more than six months ago it’s as if you were never vaccinated so it’s important to make that distinction.
Yes, unfortunately the chart doesn’t show when the last shot was.
*gets favorite fork ready*
I haven’t seen anything saying this is the case - there still seems to quite a bit of protection against serious illness and death over longer timespans.
Researchers have been digging into that question, and in general, what they’ve found is that for people who are considered up to date on their Covid-19 vaccines – that means getting a booster when it’s recommended – protection against illness drops off over three or four months after your last dose, but protection against hospitalization and death remains high.
https://edition.cnn.com/2022/04/22/health/immunity-against-covid-19/index.html
Another source:
The most recent research from the CDC suggests that protection from the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines starts to fade around 4 months after a booster dose. Protection against COVID-19 hospital stays drops from 91% soon after receiving a booster dose to 78% at the 4-month mark.
https://www.goodrx.com/conditions/covid-19/how-long-does-covid-19-immunity-last
Study from March of this year, but mostly conducted last year:
All three Covid-19 vaccines had durable effectiveness in reducing the risks of hospitalization and death. Waning protection against infection over time was due to both declining immunity and the emergence of the delta variant.
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2117128
November article about effectiveness dropping, yes, but not to zero - and I thought these sorts of studies were why we had boosters:
Test capacity is not surpassed.90k today, last wednesday was over 120k.
And over 120K are getting it daily. You believe the numbers?