re: 4% MonkeyDick Caused by the Vaccine-- Center for Infectious Disease Disease and Policy

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also admitting that the vaccine itself has given them the very infection it was intended to protect them from

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No, That’s not what this means! Hell, it’s impossible to discuss vaccines on this board because it’s simply too complex for most of the posters.

The breakthrough cases are not caused by the vaccine; they happen IN SPITE OF the vaccine. That is a very different concept.

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Between May 27th and July 13th, 2022, 276 individuals received one dose of IMVANEX® with a median delay of 11 days [IQR 8-14] after exposure with a confirmed Monkeypox patient. Mode of exposure was droplets for 240 patients (91%), indirect contact for 189 (71%) and unprotected sexual intercourse for 146 (54%). Most of the patients were men (91%, n=250) and men who have sex with men (88%, n=233). The vaccine was well tolerated with no severe adverse event. Among the 276 vaccinated individuals, 12 (4%) had a confirmed Monkeypox breakthrough infection with no severe infection. Ten out of 12 patients developed a Monkeypox infection in the five days following vaccination and two had a breakthrough infection at 22 and 25 days. Conclusion EPRV with a third-generation smallpox vaccine was well tolerated and effective against Monkeypox but did not completely prevent breakthrough infections.

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Note that the patients were exposed to Monkeypox infections, some by buttfricking THAT’s how they caught it, not from the vaccine.