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Final peer-reviewed Swedish study in the Lancet confirms the early finding from last year, that Vaccine Efficacy (VE) drops into negative territory 7-9 Months after vaccination. This means the vaccine is actively contributing to more cases!!! sciencedirect.com/science/articl

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Ben

@USMortality

· Oct 28, 2021

New study from Sweden, (preprint) published in The Lancet, reveals that #Covid19 vaccines have a very short lasting effect! - VE against infection drops below 50% CDC threshold at 5 months (6m for severe) - VE against infection becomes negative at 8m #Covid #Corona #Coronavirus

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Conclusion: Give boosters.

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That's how you want to design a great pharmaceutical product. Planned obsolescence with incentive for upgrade. Add patent protection and shareholders are happy.

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According to the study, the negative VE comes only from AZ vaccines, right?

TheAppraiser

@TheAppraiser6

Jun 9

Wie kommen Sie darauf?

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Explains a lot.

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The Robber Baron

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· Jun 9

If it works, then why doesn't it seem to work?

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Jun 9

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And their suggestion is: "The results strengthen the evidence-based rationale for administration of a third vaccine dose as a booster." And when the booster wanes...