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by sleepingadmin
1579 days ago
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>A vaccine doesn’t necessarily need to prevent infection to be called a vaccine, prophylactic vaccines are a thing. Perhaps we need to discuss new terminology. Let's not discuss the point of view where immunocompromised people mean a vaccine doesn't work. >The whole “they revised the definition” thing is itself revisionist history I will concede this. I never said this in the post you replied to, but it is something I have said previously. I will admit I was misinformed or brainbroken. I think the point stands however. IF there's a class of vaccines which prevent infection. These are different from a vaccine which basically does nothing more than tylenol. So what should we do? Leave vaccine as a pretty weak word that includes prophylactic vaccines or do we redefine prophylactic vaccines to be something else? |
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