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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t understand how they can claim disability when the vaccine is available to them? I think we are going to see a big drop in enrollment in the fall. This Union is corrupt beyond repair.[/quote] There are some cancer, transplant, abd autoimmune conditions that doctors think don’t get protection from the vaccine. [/quote] [i]But even though the coronavirus vaccines authorized for emergency use by the Food and Drug Administration are considered safe for people with compromised immune systems, some of them may not produce protective antibodies after vaccination, or any antibodies at all. That’s why researchers are working to understand more about vaccines’ effectiveness within the immunocompromised community and how to protect the most vulnerable. I’m immunocompromised. Will the vaccines work for me? No one knows yet for certain, and it will likely depend on a number of factors — the individuals, the illnesses and which immune-suppressing treatments are involved in their care. U.S. clinical trials did not specifically study the effectiveness of the coronavirus vaccines in people with compromised immune systems, so there is not yet conclusive data to show how they will ultimately respond. But emerging research seems to suggest it will be a mixed bag — that though some immunocompromised individuals may make antibodies, others may not. And for those who do, it is not known whether the antibodies will be effective at neutralizing SARS-CoV-2, what level of antibody will be needed to protect against infection or how long the antibodies will last.[/i] https://apple.news/A7QoWb_sDSD6vTM_bk6hIZQ[/quote]
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