According to three studies, one of which was performed at Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer, immunization reduces the chance of the disease spreading even among patients without symptoms
There is a reasonable chance that the corona vaccines not only succeed in defeating the virus, but also prevent it from continuing to spread - and thus may contribute to the cessation of the plague, according to three recently published studies.
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The first study on the subject, published about a month ago, examined the vaccine of the Astraznica company, and found that it not only prevents the disease, but also reduces its spread.
A similar study, conducted by Moderna, states that the company's vaccine prevents two-thirds of asymptomatic cases, and accordingly also prevents the continued spread of the virus by adults who do not even know they are sick.
A small Israeli study also drew a similar conclusion: according to an experiment conducted at Sheba Hospital in Tel Hashomer, the Pfizer vaccine not only prevents people from contracting the disease, but also becoming its carriers.
However, this study has not yet been peer-reviewed, but the three studies are the first expression of a larger research campaign that will examine whether, in the end, we will continue to wear masks in encounters with a large audience.
According to Dr. David Scraz, there appears to be a link between the vaccine and reducing the spread of the disease. , He said. "The more we store, the less and less contagion there is."
The answer to this question is why the US Centers for Disease Control still does not allow walking without masks, but only allows those who have been vaccinated not to go into isolation after a stay with a verified patient. It further prevents the corona from spreading, so we are careful. "
