Covid 19 Part XXXV-956,720 ROI (5,952 deaths) 452,946 NI (3,002 deaths) (08/01) Read OP

And that will achieve?

Yes they would have to declare those as income.

Why not, you took two without knowing if they were safe or not ?

Perhaps, I don't know. It'll take 6-9 months to write/publish a paper similar to the above using current data. We can check back next winter!

You said:

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It is stated in the article, and you also stated it

Right, like I said, they ONLY show increased transmission from unvacc -> unvacc.

Did you read this bit?

......they see "no evidence of Omicron having lower severity than Delta, judged by either the proportion of people testing positive who report symptoms, or by the proportion of cases seeking hospital care after infection."

I am. But only because we have my elderly vulnerable mother coming to us for Christmas Day. So I'm keeping things quiet until then - both from not wanting to pass anything on to her, but also that if we were contagious/isolating etc, she'd be spending the Christmas alone. I'm lucky enough to work from home, so since last weekend, I'm just going out for shopping etc. I'll keep the social events for after Christmas.

Nope, it is not stated in the article. Or stated by me. You continue to repeat your misunderstanding. Multiple posters have pointed this out to you. You need to go away and re-read the article. Because you are falsely representing its declared results and findings.

Do you understand what "vaccinated index case" means?

You simply have not understood the excerpted sentences or the article if you continue to repeat the error that "the only increase in transmission they find is from unvacc -> unvacc".

This is a fiction you have invented and continue to double down on, in spite of the contradiction in black and white contradicting you.

In the previous post I asked you: "If you were vaccinated you were 63% less likely to pass on infection to an unvaccinated person you were living with than if you were unvaccinated. Do you realise what that means?"

Come back to us when you do.