The mRNA vaccines are obviously the gold standard, they're what you want, if you're in a position to pick.
The traditional vaccines, like this one and the Astra Zeneca one appear to be efficient at preventing hospitalization/death. That's great - it will ease the extreme load on the hospitals, and also reduce deaths greatly.
The traditional vaccines, like this one and the Astra Zeneca one appear to be efficient at preventing hospitalization/death. That's great - it will ease the extreme load on the hospitals, and also reduce deaths greatly.
What I'm concerned about is the long-term chronical diseases that's been reported (https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/i...), hitting a substantial part of the infected.
We need more clarity to which degree the non-mRNA-vaccines prevent these pretty horrobile chronic diseases.