Yes, it’s easier to criticize than to conduct studies, but the study population makes it hard to generalize the results. They’re kind of the equivalent of the 18 year old white male college student subject if yore.
“About 72 percent of the participants were 18 to 49 years old and the majority were female. Most participants were White and healthy, with no chronic medical conditions.”
I found the headlines on this very confusing. Do we happen to know how likely it is for someone to be contagious after vaccination? I’m sorry to ask again if you have already answered this question.
Yes, it’s easier to criticize than to conduct studies, but the study population makes it hard to generalize the results. They’re kind of the equivalent of the 18 year old white male college student subject if yore.
“About 72 percent of the participants were 18 to 49 years old and the majority were female. Most participants were White and healthy, with no chronic medical conditions.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2021/03/29/vaccine-effective-essential-workers-study/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR2ORZSYkMTXwH2wdxjtvn5LcgTpXcXwGKW0S9D8wze4lkJj0LW15cWC6VQ
I found the headlines on this very confusing. Do we happen to know how likely it is for someone to be contagious after vaccination? I’m sorry to ask again if you have already answered this question.