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<blockquote data-quote="ThxOne" data-source="post: 8921496" data-attributes="member: 675210">Even OSF Health contradicts themselves. Reducing risk is not prevention. No matter how much Rob wants it to be.<h2>Does the COVID-19 vaccine prevent infection?</h2>Yes, COVID-19 vaccines are highly effective at reducing your risk of infection. While breakthrough infections (getting COVID-19 after being vaccinated) can still happen, vaccinated people experience milder symptoms and recover more quickly than those who are unvaccinated.People at higher risk for COVID-19, including older adults or those with underlying health conditions, can experience more severe symptoms if infected. This makes getting the COVID-19 vaccine even more important.“No vaccine prevents every infection,” said Dr. Curtis. “The real benefit of the COVID-19 vaccine is significantly lowering your risk for severe symptoms and keeping you out of the hospital.”</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ThxOne, post: 8921496, member: 675210"] Even OSF Health contradicts themselves. Reducing risk is not prevention. No matter how much Rob wants it to be. [HEADING=1]Does the COVID-19 vaccine prevent infection?[/HEADING] Yes, COVID-19 vaccines are highly effective at [B][U]reducing your risk of infection[/U][/B][U]. [B]While breakthrough infections (getting COVID-19 after being vaccinated) can still happen[/B][/U], vaccinated people experience milder symptoms and recover more quickly than those who are unvaccinated. People at higher risk for COVID-19, including older adults or those with underlying health conditions, can experience more severe symptoms if infected. This makes getting the COVID-19 vaccine even more important. “[B][U]No vaccine prevents every infection[/U][/B],” said Dr. Curtis. “The real benefit of the COVID-19 vaccine is significantly lowering your risk for severe symptoms and keeping you out of the hospital.” [/QUOTE]

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