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Originally Posted by Steve Carlton
“People ask me, ‘Why am I getting vaccinated if I just end up in the hospital anyway?’” Griffin said. “But I say, ‘You’ll end up leaving the hospital.’” He explained that some COVID patients are in for “soft” hospitalizations, where they need only minimal treatment and leave relatively quickly; others may be on the antiviral drug remdesivir for five days, or with a tube down their throat. One of the values of this study, he said, is that it helps the public understand this distinction—and the fact that not all COVID hospitalizations are the same.
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Ah...moving the goalposts again....
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/cdc-quietly-changes-definition-of-vaccine/
So now anything can be called "producing protection", and be considered a "vaccine", by our foremost controlling Medical Authority.
How creative this new science is.
So, um, what is the definition of "producing protection"?
Such a vague term. That could be applied to anything.
It doesn't even have to work long term.
(and forget about long term safety studies before large scale release and distribution)
Is aspirin a vaccine against pain?