The COVID-19 vaccine makes people less infectious and helps them clear the virus quicker than those who have not received the full dose of the vaccine. That’s, according to a new study, see Dutch researchers looked at 161 breakthrough infections. 24706 Healthcare workers, mostly who had the delta, vary it particles in the noses of the people they studied were less likely to be infectious than unvaccinated people. Both groups had at first carried the same level of virus. According to news Medical Life Sciences, the individuals received either an M. RNA vaccine or a viral vector vaccine between january and May 2021. The study was led by scientists at Rotterdam’s Erasmus Medical Centre. The researchers found that although vaccinated people are still capable of catching the virus and spreading it, vaccinations are highly effective in preventing severe covid 19 associated disease.
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Ohio health commissioner fired for saying unvaccinated people shouldn’t be covered by insurance
Updated: 1:51 PM EDT Aug 27, 2021
Video above: New study reveals fully vaccinated people are less infectious and clear virus quicker than unvaccinated peopleThe public health commissioner for a northeastern Ohio county has been fired over a social media post he made that said insurance companies should not pay for coronavirus treatment for unvaccinated people.The Geauga County Board of Health dismissed Tom Quade on Wednesday after a meeting that drew a large crowd. Quade, a past president of the American Public Health Association and the Ohio Public Health Association, apologized for the statement he posted on Facebook and later deleted, telling officials “this was a mistake I own, and while I cannot alter the past, I assure you it will not be repeated moving forward.”Several people who spoke at the meeting urged the board to fire Quade, who has drawn some criticism for his outspoken support of people wearing face masks and getting vaccinated. But his supporters cited his performance in the job and his overall handling of the pandemic.Speaking during the meeting, health board President Richard Piraino said Quade’s post “insulted the public and affected the public perception of Geauga Public Health.” Piraino said the board needed to ensure that its mission and goals “are held to the highest standard, free from partisan politics.”
Video above: New study reveals fully vaccinated people are less infectious and clear virus quicker than unvaccinated people
The public health commissioner for a northeastern Ohio county has been fired over a social media post he made that said insurance companies should not pay for coronavirus treatment for unvaccinated people.
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The Geauga County Board of Health dismissed Tom Quade on Wednesday after a meeting that drew a large crowd. Quade, a past president of the American Public Health Association and the Ohio Public Health Association, apologized for the statement he posted on Facebook and later deleted, telling officials “this was a mistake I own, and while I cannot alter the past, I assure you it will not be repeated moving forward.”
Several people who spoke at the meeting urged the board to fire Quade, who has drawn some criticism for his outspoken support of people wearing face masks and getting vaccinated. But his supporters cited his performance in the job and his overall handling of the pandemic.
Speaking during the meeting, health board President Richard Piraino said Quade’s post “insulted the public and affected the public perception of Geauga Public Health.” Piraino said the board needed to ensure that its mission and goals “are held to the highest standard, free from partisan politics.”
