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Re: Coronavirus
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
Week-on-week can be taken as more than one successive week pair. One successive week pair does not offer a trend.
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In the hotspots, we know that discovered cases (through testing) are rising as stated. Deaths appear to be falling (see vaccinations for details).
Hospitalisations rate declared in various media as being down to unvaccinated people.
This tells me that currently, the vaccine is doing its job. Best to contain this though through local lock downs.
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Unfortunately, "local local downs" are as effective as "no-peeing" zones in a swimming pool…
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Originally Posted by Carth
If you've been vaccinated and subsequently tested 2 months later, does the test pick up the active virus or antibodies?
Simply asking in order to ascertain if mass testing is picking up an active virus or the remnants of a dead one 
Not that I really give a brown smelly one, currently the biggest threat to my health is bored frustration and a desire to lash out . . . thank God I don't own a weapon  |
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Can the vaccine give me coronavirus?
No, you can’t get coronavirus from the vaccine. A vaccine would not be approved for use if it could give you the disease it is supposed to protect you from.
The Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine is not a live vaccine, meaning it does not contain any live viruses - nor does the Moderna vaccine. The Oxford vaccine contains a harmless form of a different virus, which has been altered so it cannot cause an illness.
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