"Infection with a Covid virus in a person who has already been vaccinated to an original strain, is much more likely to create a new vaccine resistant strain. Its not the unvaccinated who are creating these strains, its the vaccinated who get …
"Infection with a Covid virus in a person who has already been vaccinated to an original strain, is much more likely to create a new vaccine resistant strain. Its not the unvaccinated who are creating these strains, its the vaccinated who get infected who are. The vaccinated are MORE likely to out and about spreading the infection.
The reinfection rate of those who've had Covid is less than 0.1%, and vaccinating these people have little or no impact on the numbers. None of previous infected patients in the study developed Covid, while 14 previously vaccinated patients did. A reduction of 112 cases out of 265,000 persons is called clinically irrelevant -- the vaccine did not significantly reduce the rate of reinfection."
Dr. James Neuenschwander, MD, Ann Arbor
August 25, 2021.
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