VACCINE TEAM | Q&A on 'breakthrough cases,' those with needl

VACCINE TEAM | Q&A on ‘breakthrough cases,’ those with needle phobia
WKYT News Staff
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WKYT Vaccine Team Q&A
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - As we continue to watch vaccines roll out across Kentucky, we are here to answer your questions.
Are there any statistics on if any new cases of COVID-19 are people who have been vaccinated?
While rare, “breakthrough cases” do happen.
In clinical trials, the approved COVID-19 vaccines were very effective in preventing COVID-19: Moderna, 94.1% effective; Pfizer, 95% effective; and Johnson & Johnson, 66.3% effective. But that’s not 100%.
In December, Kentucky State Auditor Mike Harmon tested positive for the virus shortly after he received his first dose of the vaccine. In a January interview, he said he still believes the vaccine is safe and effective.

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