The new study, which was published Thursday in the Lancet, the British medical journal, is one of few to use detailed infection data from actual examples of household transmission, and it showed that the viral loads of both vaccinated and unvaccinated patients infected with COVID are "broadly similar".

The data showed that vaccination status doesn't make a whole lot of difference in the ability to pass COVID on to others.

Roughly 25% of vaccinated household members subsequently tested positive for the virus after close contact with a fellow household member with a confirmed case of COVID. That's compared with 38% of infection for people who haven't been vaccinated.

https://ru.scribd.com/document/535734554/s-1473309921006484#download&from_embed

The period of validity of vaccination certificates should be reduced from one year to six months, since antibodies last for less than a year. This was announced during a live broadcast by the chief freelance specialist of the Ministry of Health of Russia on medical prevention in the Ural Federal District, Doctor of Medical Sciences Sergei Tokarev

"The [vaccination] certificate is still valid for a year because it was designed for the Wuhan strain, which is less aggressive, less pathogenic. The validity period of the certificate would be well worth changing to six months, and perhaps this work will be done," said Tokarev.

He added that antibodies persist in patients for less than a year.

It is very dangerous trend.

Canada and vaccinations

Of course, many believe the PCR tests themselves are very very flawed. As such, the statistics cannot be viewed as reliable. https://rumble.com/vb94v5-the-pcr-pandemic-is-medical-terrorism-and-great-reset.html

@Eno

It is real bad info, if you look at early posts here or in main topic I had references that explain difference in spike protein that vaccines are making to real one.

State with 90% vaccinated.

Latvia has around 3x more vaccinated people and yet it seems like not much effective.

@garroulus

This is yet more evidence that these inoculations are neither safe nor effective. As such, one could conclude that there are ulterior motives behind these shots.

In the methodological recommendations of the Ministry of Health on vaccination, it is said that every six months in a difficult epidemiological situation, it is necessary to revaccinate. I fully support this, revaccinating with "Sputnik Light", from my point of view, in a situation where a new strain appears, it is really necessary once every six months. And there will be some other strain - then we'll see if there will be any new properties of this strain, " said Gunzburg.

It is big wide discussion now if this must be changed to 2 or 3 months, at it will be at least 2 times more profitable. Without asking people, of course.

In the Federal Republic of Germany, almost 250 thousand new cases were revealed in a week, which is one and a half times more than a week earlier. At the same time, on November 11, over 50 thousand cases were recorded in the country per day, which was the maximum for a pandemic. The death rate in seven days has doubled - now more than 200 people die a day.

In Italy and Spain, the incidence has also increased by one and a half times in a week - in the first, covid is diagnosed in 8.5 thousand people a day, the last time such high rates were in May. In the second, about 4 thousand fall ill every day, this is the maximum since September. In both countries, where about 80% of the population is vaccinated, no more than 50 people die per day.

In France, with the same level of herd immunity, the rate of infection spread has doubled at once, and more than 14 thousand infected people are registered in the country per day, but about 30 die.

In the UK, the incidence is still consistently high - after a slight decline last week, daily rates rose again to 40 thousand. On average, about 150 people die from covid.

It seems like we are nearing next step. We will see much more deadly strain to keep vaccination going.

UK - Six months becomin total requirement

Ministers are set to require three vaccinations from those eligible for booster jabs in order to qualify as being fully vaccinated in areas where people must prove their status, such as travel or avoiding mandatory isolation.

Downing Street sources said the intention was to end up in a place where three jabs, rather than two, was the requirement to obtain a Covid pass showing full vaccination – though currently only over-40s are eligible for the booster.

If the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) continues to recommend boosters for all adults six months after their second jab, then the requirement could be in place in England by the early spring.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/nov/15/no-10-plans-booster-jab-requirement-for-people-to-obtain-covid-pass