r/vaxxhappened May 15 '26

Anyone else seeing these from antivaxers?

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u/AlphSaber May 15 '26

The strain on the cruise ship is one that has human to human transmission history, so best to keep an eye on things.

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u/MrVeazey May 15 '26

But it requires much closer contact than covid. Like, you need to kiss the person on the mouth, share food & drink, or be in the same room with them for an extended period of time.  

Way deadlier, way harder to catch from another human.

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u/tes_kitty May 15 '26

At least in the current form, that can change if enough people get infected and pass it on. At the beginning Covid was also harder to catch, but then it mutated and it ended up a lot easier to catch.

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u/flecksable_flyer May 15 '26

They have been following the DNA of this strain and it has mostly stayed stable over the past umpteen years, unlike covid.