Oct 27, 2021
12:09:20pm
12:09:20pm
Sure, risk to them is low, but they can still spread it to higher risk folks
I work at a commuter college (probably 80%+ students commute) with a vaccine mandate for everyone on campus, and we have a lot of students who live in multi-generational households, i.e. they live with their grandparents. Even though the risk to college students is relatively low, the decision to mandate the vaccine was as much (if not more) about mitigating spread to the broader community as it was to protect the direct campus community.
In short, the more people — big and small — who are vaccinated, the closer we are to herd immunity.
In short, the more people — big and small — who are vaccinated, the closer we are to herd immunity.
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I just read about a nursing home in Kentucky where 48 of 90 some residents all contracted the virus In an outbreak.
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Why would I retract what I said. How about you retract what you said. I don’t deal in lies and someone else’s agenda
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What do you mean by “counted as a covid hospitalized case upon their checkout process?” I think what is probably
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