After the new crown vaccine comes out, can the mask be removed?
Vaccines will not prevent the body from being infected with the virus, but will prevent the body from becoming sick. Therefore, even people who have been vaccinated may become asymptomatic spreaders and can spread to other people.
On December 9th, according to real-time statistics from the
Worldometer website, there were 620,000 new cases of new coronavirus diagnosed worldwide on that day, totaling more than 68.48 million.
The situation of the new crown epidemic in China has long been stable, but the epidemic rebounds in some places almost every month.
On
December 7, the first confirmed case of new coronary pneumonia appeared in
Chengdu. As of 20 o'clock on December 8, Chengdu has reported 6 confirmed cases
of new coronary pneumonia and 1 asymptomatic infection.
While paying attention to the number of these cases, the
progress of the new crown vaccine is also receiving continuous attention. After
all, this seems to be the only effective way to fight the new crown pneumonia.
Approval of COVID Vaccines in various Countries
The new coronavirus vaccine has been approved in various countries and will be gradually injected into the public in a short period of time.
On
December 8, the United Kingdom has officially launched the largest vaccine
injection project in history to inject the BioNtech/Pfizer new crown vaccine.
On the same day, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued
a document confirming the effectiveness and safety of the new coronary
pneumonia vaccine produced by Pfizer/BioNTech.
It said that Pfizer’s two-dose vaccine was “very effective” in preventing the symptoms of COVID-19, and the data “showed that its safety was good, and there were no specific safety issues that would hinder the issuance of EUA.”
The data also showed that the vaccine was injected for the first time. After that, it can prevent the new crown, the effective degree is 82%.
Also, the effectiveness of the vaccine evaluated one week after the two
doses of the vaccine is 95%.
Does 95% effectiveness means that the COVID-19 has finally been defeated by humans?
On December 5, the Spanish Daily News analyzed that the new
crown vaccine may be difficult to prevent asymptomatic transmission, because
the role of the new crown vaccine vaccine is to prevent people from
experiencing the symptoms of new crown pneumonia and the resulting death in the
short term, rather than avoiding infection.
In other words, the vaccine will not prevent the body from
being infected with the virus, but will prevent the body from becoming sick.
Therefore, even people who have been vaccinated may become asymptomatic
spreaders and can spread to other people.
On December 6, Russian biosafety expert and medical doctor
Nikolai Durmanov publicly stated that the most contagious patients are not
patients with obvious symptoms, but those with viruses that multiply in their
bodies but have no symptoms or symptoms on the outside. Lighter people.
The Spanish Daily News finally concluded that the end of the
new crown pneumonia epidemic depends not only on when millions of doses of new
crown vaccines can be vaccinated, but also on their effectiveness in reducing
infections and how long immunity lasts.
What did WHO spokesperson Margaret Harris also publicly state about vaccines?
On December 8th local time, WHO spokesperson Margaret Harris also publicly stated that vaccines are very good tools and will be very helpful, but the role of vaccines in providing immune barriers is still far away.
Strict
public health measures can slow down and control the spread of the virus.
According to the "Daily Mail" on December 3,
President-elect Joe Biden stated that once he is sworn in, Americans will be
required to wear masks for 100 days.
At this stage, the advent of vaccines does not mean that people all over the world will take off their masks and celebrate the whole country.
Author's Bio
Name: Gwynneth May
Educational Qualification: MBBS, MD (Medicine) Gold Medalist
Profession: Doctor
Experience: 16 Years of Work Experience as a Medical Practitioner
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