Do you agree with that? For me we have to live with it.
Do you agree with that? For me we have to live with it.
Since they forced us to open our borders last December, we got inundated with Sydney peeps who were infected with covid big time, covid spread like wildfire here in Queensland.
My sons both caught covid, even though they were double vaxxed and considering my wife and I were both close contacts, haven't caught it yet. That's probably because we could satisfactorily isolate having enough space in our house to do so and I am pretty careful where I go ie I avoid crowded places. Most of our activities are outdoors so that might have something to do with it, plus my office only has 4 staff, so, low risk of exposure. I don't usually catch cold and flu so maybe I have a higher natural resistance to the corona family of virus's. Anyway, so far so good.
Measles has a vaccination which pretty much guarantees you aren't going to get it. We don't isolate ourselves or close the borders because of it. Almost everyone has had the MMR vaccine.
Covid has vaccines which reduce the impact and transmission rate of Omnicron but doesn't really prevent it.
Sure, BUT, a) there was a time when there wasn't a measles vaccine and yet despite its high R-factor everyone still didn't get the measles; and b) we can't predict the future of medical science–even in the near term–of obtaining an decent vaccine or nasal spray for omicron.