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So why are so many vaccinated people getting Covid?
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<blockquote data-quote="Exfarmer" data-source="post: 7804897" data-attributes="member: 1951"><p>Flu vaccine isonly effective against the strain they inject you against. Flu is a range of closely associated viruses which are continually changing, believed when it crosses species which it does easily. Before rapid transit systems it was only rare that a strain got away from its source, mostly dieing out in the village where it jumped from man to pig to bird to man, or something like that.</p><p>Today it is straight to your local doctor and he is straight off to the city to report this new strain . Then on to an international conference to discuss limiting its spread.</p><p>Most of these strains are circulating the world and by monitoring them they fairly accurately forecast which will hit this autumn, but it is hit and miss and although they vaccinate for four strains this year and some of years they get it wrong and the result is a bad flu season.</p><p>Thankfully most of us have a fair amount of resistance acquired from previous bouts of very similar viruses so again it is not that many who are that ill. Unlike 1918 where none of the young had never come across that strain and death toll was very high. However it is believed that a similar strain passed through the country in the 1880’s and so those over 40 had a fair resistance and death rates on the old population were light</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Exfarmer, post: 7804897, member: 1951"] Flu vaccine isonly effective against the strain they inject you against. Flu is a range of closely associated viruses which are continually changing, believed when it crosses species which it does easily. Before rapid transit systems it was only rare that a strain got away from its source, mostly dieing out in the village where it jumped from man to pig to bird to man, or something like that. Today it is straight to your local doctor and he is straight off to the city to report this new strain . Then on to an international conference to discuss limiting its spread. Most of these strains are circulating the world and by monitoring them they fairly accurately forecast which will hit this autumn, but it is hit and miss and although they vaccinate for four strains this year and some of years they get it wrong and the result is a bad flu season. Thankfully most of us have a fair amount of resistance acquired from previous bouts of very similar viruses so again it is not that many who are that ill. Unlike 1918 where none of the young had never come across that strain and death toll was very high. However it is believed that a similar strain passed through the country in the 1880’s and so those over 40 had a fair resistance and death rates on the old population were light [/QUOTE]
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