Coronavirus spread slowed by vaccines, study suggests
Coronavirus spread slowed by vaccines, study suggests
The Pfizer vaccine appears to เล่นสล็อต เกมส์ไหนดี แจ็คพอต แตกง่ายที่สุด slow the spread
of coronavirus as well as preventing people getting seriously ill, a study at a hospital has
found.
The findings support similar research by Public Health England and an Oxford-AstraZeneca
study, examining whether vaccines can stop the virus spreading.
The researchers said the results were a "genuine good news story" but warned that other
precautionary measures were still required to combat the virus.
The impact on transmission is critical.
If a vaccine only stops you getting severely ill - but you can still catch and pass on the virus -
everyone will need to be immunised to be protected.
But if it also stops you spreading the virus, there would be a far greater impact on
the pandemic, as each person who is vaccinated indirectly protects other people, too. |
