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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier
To be fair, they weren't studying it to comment on the UK strategy, they were just studying the real-world drop in infection rates 14 days after one dose, and found 33% reduction where the data that the UK decision was based on was that there was an 85+% reduction after one dose.
However... the article says "on day 14" it was 33% whereas the UK data measured the effect "between 14 and 21 days" do the data comparison is a bit iffy... 33% on day 14 is only JUST inside the window that immunity is expected at all.
The data @ 21 days would be much more useful.
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I thought they said anyone vaccinated would have to wait 21 days before immunity was triggered so checking at 14 days seems a bit odd
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Originally Posted by Beso
Livelier than Izaaz, and hes got 2 feet.
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