I have to say I am a bit troubled by the fact that 7 Yankees Employees (all vaccinated) tested positive for Covid. I appreciate that the Yankees had passed the 85% vaccination rate so they were able to ease restrictions, but seven positives tests are somewhat troubling. From what I understand the Yankees went with the less effective J and J vaccine.
What I am troubled by is that the Yankee's organization had reached our goal of "herd immunity" yet the disease was able to infect 7 people. Now the good news is that I don't think any of the 7 have shown symptoms (or at least significant symptoms). The bad news is that the virus had 7 chances among this herd immune group to mutate and perhaps find a more effective way to defeat our vaccine.
I don't think this is a be all or end all data point, but it's a less than ideal and a little bit worrisome
What I am troubled by is that the Yankee's organization had reached our goal of "herd immunity" yet the disease was able to infect 7 people. Now the good news is that I don't think any of the 7 have shown symptoms (or at least significant symptoms). The bad news is that the virus had 7 chances among this herd immune group to mutate and perhaps find a more effective way to defeat our vaccine.
I don't think this is a be all or end all data point, but it's a less than ideal and a little bit worrisome