英国一天接近5万人确诊，还是按时于19日解封，立刻酒吧挤爆

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LONDON, July 19 (Reuters) - Britain's Chief Scientific Adviser Patrick Vallance said on Monday that 60% of people being admitted to hospital with COVID-19 have had two doses of vaccine.

"In terms of the number of people in hospital who've been double vaccinated, we know it's around 60% of the people being admitted to hospital with COVID," Vallance said.

"60% of people being admitted to hospital with COVID-19 have had two doses of vaccine."

如此看来，在英国，打了一剂疫苗或没打疫苗的住院病人只有40%？
我没有记错的话，在以色列，打了一剂或没打疫苗的病人是54%。
两剂疫苗的作用如何解释呢？

纠正了，说反了，but still, if only look at the statistics, 40% hospitality is still high.必须要考虑年龄因素

 

[悠游姜江]

越描越黑

 

[冬暖]

民不畏死，奈何以死惧之。

这句话用在这里似乎也不恰当。

正解！如同强迫人民戴口罩，防民之口，甚于防川！

 

[billwanhua]

以色列耶路撒冷邮报7月17日报道：以色列目前60%的重症患者是已经接种了至少一剂mRNA新冠疫苗的，大约90%的50岁以上新增确诊者是已经完全接种了两剂BNT-辉瑞mRNA新冠疫苗的

 

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还是中国好，每家只能两天派一个人出来买菜。生病了，门口贴封条。

 

[贾和平]

越描越黑

True!

 

[说不说]

以色列耶路撒冷邮报7月17日报道：以色列目前60%的重症患者是已经接种了至少一剂mRNA新冠疫苗的，大约90%的50岁以上新增确诊者是已经完全接种了两剂BNT-辉瑞mRNA新冠疫苗的

是不是说明mRNA对防重症比率也不高（对Delta）,50以上产生的抗体不够抵御Delta？

 

[billwanhua]

是不是说明mRNA对防重症比率也不高（对Delta）,50以上产生的抗体不够抵御Delta？

具体人数不知道多少，仅看比例不能说明问题。
打三针是跑不了了。以色列研究是六个月以后抗体下降，已经开始给体弱者打三针。以色列年初开始打疫苗，又是从老年人开始打，他们本来产生的抗体就少，现在时间又近6个月，所以Delta染病也不奇怪

 

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50以上的人群每半年打两针以维持抗体，能不能抗病毒还两说，副作用就忽略不提了。这是我从以色列和英国的数据里推出来的，有乐观些的结论吗？

 

[billwanhua]

50以上的人群每半年打两针以维持抗体，能不能抗病毒还两说，副作用就忽略不提了。这是我从以色列和英国的数据里推出来的，有乐观些的结论吗？

英国首席科学家曾经说人类疫苗要五年才能hold the line

He said that Covid-19 "has not thrown its last surprise at us and there will be several more [variants] over the next period," according to Sky News. He added that it would likely take five years before there are vaccines that could "hold the line" to a very large degree against a range of coronavirus variants.

And until then, he said that new vaccination programs and booster shots would be needed.

Five years before a vaccine can 'hold the line' against Covid variants, England's medical chief says

England's top medical officer has warned that the coming winter will continue to be difficult for the country's health system.

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