South African variant can 'break through'
Pfizer vaccine, new study in Israel finds
Posted By: Ribicon, 4/11/2021 4:26:03 PM
The mutant South African Covid-19 variant can 'break through' the Pfizer jab, a study has found. Scientists studied 400 people who had tested positive for coronavirus at least 14 days after receiving one or two doses of the jab—and 400 who tested positive with no vaccine. The variant was eight times more prevalent in those who had two jabs than none. It was seen in 5.4 per cent of people with two doses—but 0.7 per cent of people without any. This suggests the vaccine is less effective against the South African variant, compared with the original coronavirus and a variant first identified
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How long has it been since January 20?
A bit under three months. Frankly, it feels like a lifetime, when it comes to all the things that Joe Biden has been able to screw up in such a short period of time.
The NY Post’s Michael Goodwin listed some of the lowlights in a great piece Saturday. If it ain’t broke… no worries, Joe Biden will break it for you.
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This is why they're telling people not to laminate their vaccination cards. The ride never ends.