The risk profile for vaccines overlaps almost perfectly with the risk profile for COVID.
That is, the age groups most at-risk from the virus (ages 70+, with comorbidities) are also going to live the shortest, and so suffer from fewer side-effects as well as not reproducing.
So why aren't the rollouts focused on vaccinating the elderly first? By the time this is done the kinks will be ironed out.
That is, the age groups most at-risk from the virus (ages 70+, with comorbidities) are also going to live the shortest, and so suffer from fewer side-effects as well as not reproducing.
So why aren't the rollouts focused on vaccinating the elderly first? By the time this is done the kinks will be ironed out.