people will look at that and say, well, it s a mild variant, why do i need to get vaccinated? the vaccine doesn t seem to make much difference. well, we re also we have very limited data on severity of omicron. that has been a narrative that has absolutely pushed perhaps the popularity around reducing levels of restrictions, for instance. but we will see. the very preliminary, early data has indicated that, but unfortunately, by the time hospitalizations prove that to be wrong, we could be in big trouble. in terms of vaccination itself, we re sort of in this position, as well. because many countries hoarded vaccines, so it really sped up the development of a new variant, and we will see many more variants in the future to come, as we transition into endemic covid-19 situation. but really, the point of vaccines now is to reduce severity of symptoms and to
i recommend vaccination. i don t know, you know, if we look at all of the stuff that s going on and occurred because of what we have done during this pandemic as opposed to the vaccination itself, i think really actually we need to pull back mid stream and take a look at things, we are smart but there s so many times that during the pandemic people have been isolated, away from their church, led to substance abuse, the greatest numbers we have seen before in overdoses. i think it s just being smart. taking a deep breath, do what you can and know that this virus, this particular variant while more infectious it s less virilant. i feel sorry for my colleagues in the hospital because they have been working tireless his in two years. fortunately we have not seen the lethality that we did with previous variants. mike: congressman as a dad all my peers are worried about their children and being educated in the classroom, what are your
were lifted. so vaccination alone isn t the only thing that s gonna keep people safe. and our patients and our hospitals, if we just vaccinate the health care workers, but we re not implementing proper infection control standards, recognizing finally everyone transmission, our patients are not gonna be safe in the hospitals. just the workers that are vaccinated. right, but i m confused, because it sounds like it s not sufficient, but it does seem like it s better like i agree with you that vaccination itself, particularly in the hospital setting where it s at the beginning in the end of the question of infection control, but it s the beginning when there is a safe and available vaccine to just in the sense of population level risk, we d like, clearly there will be lower population risk amongst a vaccinated workforce than one that is 70%
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