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BumRushDaShow

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11. Digging through the report, I found this
Sat Aug 7, 2021, 01:00 PM
Aug 2021

(3 paragraphs above the section that starts with the header "Discussion" )

Among persons with breakthrough infection, 274 (79%) reported signs or symptoms, with the most common being cough, headache, sore throat, myalgia, and fever. Among fully vaccinated symptomatic persons, the median interval from completion of ?14 days after the final vaccine dose to symptom onset was 86 days (range = 6–178 days).

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7031e2.htm?s_cid=mm7031e2_w


From the cases analyzed in this paper, post-14-day vaccination effectiveness period, infection was occurring between ~6 days - 178 days, so literally from about 1 week to 25 weeks after a final dose, with a medium of 86 days (a little over 12 weeks).

So it sounds like they had a broad range of vaccination dates for those looked at but all had pretty much been vaccinated within 6 months prior, with a few who might have gone just outside of that latest part of the range by a few weeks or so.
I'm flabbergasted that we're still doing the PCR test... cadoman Aug 2021 #1
It's not a meaningless test. The polymerase chain reaction tests are the most reliable ways to test JohnSJ Aug 2021 #5
This post is false and inaccurate information and should not be regarded as factual JohnSJ Aug 2021 #7
You are spreading a rumor that originated on Facebook. Stop it. Politicub Aug 2021 #9
Thank-you. I have to wonder if this misinformation is intentional JohnSJ Aug 2021 #15
What are you talking about? lapucelle Aug 2021 #18
So it looks like she got it from a health care provider at the surgical center. nt DURHAM D Aug 2021 #2
The breakthrough cases don't seem that rare here madville Aug 2021 #3
"Such cases are believed to be relatively rare" BumRushDaShow Aug 2021 #4
Yep. LisaL Aug 2021 #6
It would be interesting to know if those breakthrough cases were mostly from people who were JohnSJ Aug 2021 #8
I'm hoping more Polybius Aug 2021 #10
Digging through the report, I found this BumRushDaShow Aug 2021 #11
Interesting. Thanks. It seems any booster might need to contain something specific for the delta JohnSJ Aug 2021 #12
Probably BumRushDaShow Aug 2021 #13
If we could get the remaining 100 million unvaccinated, vaccinated, it would be less likely variants JohnSJ Aug 2021 #14
"relatively rare" is by definition a relative measure Slammer Aug 2021 #16
Exactly BumRushDaShow Aug 2021 #17
So as expected the vaccine worked. She had a mild case. GulfCoast66 Aug 2021 #19
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