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“vaccinated people do not carry the virus… and do not get sick,”
It’s said that she stated: “vaccinated people do not carry the virus… and do not get sick”. Noteworthy if true, but do any RS support this? Any source hunters able to track it down, or is it misinformation?
Springnuts (
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06:24, 15 April 2022 (UTC)reply
I did a Google search and couldn't find it in any
WP:RS. I doubt that she said it since most of the peer-reviewed literature reports that the COVID-19 vaccines are about 90% effective for most outcomes. --
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“vaccinated people do not carry the virus… and do not get sick,”
It’s said that she stated: “vaccinated people do not carry the virus… and do not get sick”. Noteworthy if true, but do any RS support this? Any source hunters able to track it down, or is it misinformation?
Springnuts (
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06:24, 15 April 2022 (UTC)reply
I did a Google search and couldn't find it in any
WP:RS. I doubt that she said it since most of the peer-reviewed literature reports that the COVID-19 vaccines are about 90% effective for most outcomes. --
Nbauman (
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01:36, 6 July 2022 (UTC)reply