the old small pox vaccine is 85% effect against monkey pox and seeing in my feed that three rounds of C19 juice is 80% effective against Omicron for children so I have 2 questions:

Did you expect herd immunity from your C19 juice?
Will you be lining up for a double whammy of gene therapy?



Trusted News Media:
https://abcnews.go.com/Health/pfizer-dose-covid-vaccine-80-effective-symptomatic-omicron/story?id=84904904

In long-awaited data, Pfizer said its three-dose vaccine was 80% effective against symptomatic omicron COVID-19 infection among children 6 months to under 5 years old.


From CDC
https://www.cdc.gov/poxvirus/monkeypox/clinicians/smallpox-vaccine.html

Because monkeypox virus is closely related to the virus that causes smallpox, the smallpox vaccine can protect people from getting monkeypox. Past data from Africa suggests that the smallpox vaccine is at least 85% effective in preventing monkeypox. The effectiveness of JYNNEOSTM against monkeypox was concluded from a clinical study on the immunogenicity of JYNNEOS and efficacy data from animal studies

Nobody expected herd immunity, that wasn't the goal. I expected personal immunity from my jab, and it could be more effective. I mixed my products between Pfizer and Moderna.

I have had a bunch of vaccinations. Who knows what they shot into me in boot camp. I was vaccinated vs anthrax lol.

I'm super healthy, I never actually get sick. There was a point all my co workers had covid, my wife did, and my kids did. I still never got it.

Finally, triggering your immune system to act a certain way isn't gene therapy.

This post was edited by Skinned on May 27 2022 03:01pm

There was some talk early on about herd immunity earlier on. Hell, I remember some conservatives wanting the virus to spread uncontrolled so that we could REACH herd immunity.

We need to be careful discussing this stuff with dishonest people. As we learn new information, we need to update our policies accordingly because that's how science is supposed to work. Dishonest people will gaslight us and pretend that our old policies are for current information and that our current policies are for old information. It's also possible that people are extraordinarily stupid and are incapable of working in a dynamic system.

you going to take the monkey pox "vaccine" you really believe they are on the level about it?




you going to take the monkey pox "vaccine" you really believe they are on the level about it?

Are you calling me gay?

amusing non answer

I'm a lazy person when it comes to health related things because I value my time a lot. I only do tele-medicine appointments or go if it's debilitating. One of the great things about the COVID vaccine is that they made it REALLY easy and it was free. If the monkeypox vaccine was readily available like the covid vaccine, I'd gladly take it.

my next question then, since Ive seen media stirring up about the genetic sequence of monkey pox

for those willing to roll up theyre sleeves again and if given the choice

1) mrna technology
2) JYNNEOSTM - smallpox vaccine mentioned in OP, 85% effective

I mean the smallpox vaccine is probably one of the most tested vaccines on earth.

I presume all the labs pumping out covid vaccines could be adjusted for monkey pox and thus be cheaper than JYNNEOSTM

should this virus become our newest variant of concern and if another vaccine campaign is launched, its likely the "free" vaccine wont be the more expensive one


speculation I know* could be the news next year

This post was edited by WastedPenguinz on May 27 2022 04:17pm