Laut einer neuen Studie, die am Mittwoch im New England Journal of Medicine veröffentlicht wurde, reduzierten die mRNA-COVID-Impfstoffe der letzten Saison 2024–2025 das Risiko von Notaufnahmen um 29 Prozent, das Risiko von Krankenhausaufenthalten um 39 Prozent und das Sterberisiko um 64 Prozent.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/new-study-finds-annual-covid-vaccines-protect-people-against-severe-disease/
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Link to study: [https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2510226](https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2510226)
Good news, but bittersweet since so many cannot get the vaccine this year. CVS would not have given me one if I didn’t have the risk factor of being a cancer patient (one of the qualifying risk factors on their list).
EDIT: I’m really glad so many of you are having an easier time than myself getting the vaccine. The mere fact that qualifiers were put in place will mean less vaccinated folks this year. It stinks living where I live sometimes.
“How did this get published? I told them to kill the study!”
– RFK Jr, probably.
Covid didn’t go anywhere, why did we stop with the vaccines if success rates are so high ?
Vaccines saving lives and saving money? Not on Bobby Brainworms watch!!
Is the absolute risk reduction available as well? I didn’t see that briefly skimming the report.
Encouraging statistics for the future of mRNA vaccines – I expect much more promising results as we continue to develop this technology. Exciting to think of the future where in terms of gene therapy we could treat things we once thought impossible.
Hallmarks of the “most dangerous vaccine” in human history. 8 trillion doses given and more than everyone who got it has died.
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That’s awesome! People that want should be able to get it. Those who don’t shouldn’t be forced. The American way. I wish nothing but good health for everyone
If anyone in the vaccine community sees this, just know that many of us are still grateful for vaccines and still support your work. #godspeed
This study is about as reliable as the jobs reports have been latly.