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The Delta Variant Symptoms You’re Probably Going To Get First

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Which vaccine works best against the delta variant?

Preliminary studies have shown that the efficacy of the vaccines might be slightly lower against the delta variant. The Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines, both of them requiring two vaccines, have an efficiency against the virus of 94-95%. The Johnson & Johnson shot, which is only one dose, is 66.3% effective in preventing the infection. But even so, all three are almost 100% safe to prevent hospitalization and death.

Pfizer announced that there is the possibility of a booster shot to increase protection. In addition to that, they are developing a vaccine meant directly for the delta variant, but so far the FDA and CDC believe it’s not that necessary.

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5 thoughts on “The Delta Variant Symptoms You’re Probably Going To Get First”

  1. nice propaganda, especially the artist renderings of the virus. When you quote an epidemiologist saying “I believe…” where is the science in that?

  2. I still need someone to explain to me how a healthy 74 yr old ex military man who was
    vaccinated managed to get CoVid19 and 6 days later died. This is my husband’s story

  3. My husband & I had it & almost didn’t know it. He had a little cough for 3 days & I lost my taste & smell. That was it. Just a lot of scare tactics.

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