This article is why I don’t follow Yahoo news. It’s total click bait, designed to scare us Into reading and then buy what ever polished garbage the sponsors are selling. Where can we find real news? Unhyped.
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This article is why I don’t follow Yahoo news. It’s total click bait, designed to scare us Into reading and then buy what ever polished garbage the sponsors are selling. Where can we find real news? Unhyped.
The WAPO had the article Yahoo ran, but it makes the differences far more clear:
It depends on the outlet, and the Yahoo News one was taken from the WAPO article, which they compacted into a click bait link.
Read it for yourself.
What I hate is that the evening news always characterizes the CDC recommendations at "confusing". Do they think we are morons? If there are signs in the airport that say, "Wear a mask" then you put on a mask. If the airline's rule says you don't wear a mask, wear a mask anyway or don't. Calling changing rules "confusing" gives people permission not to follow the rules. David Muir's job is to clarify the rules, not act like a confused child. Ugh.
From the text shown, seems accurate. What's the issue? Antibodies wane over time, and the elderly and those with compromised immune systems don't seem to rev up antibody production and T-cell production off memory quick enough.
Sort of a clickbait title, but I don't see something inaccurate.
The part you quoted says only: "more vaccinated people are now dying of COVID Why? Vaccine protection wanes over time . . ."
That's true. That is an accurate statement. I cannot find the rest of the article. Perhaps it is inaccurate, but the part you quoted does not give us a reason to think it is irresponsible.
A subscription to one of the good national newspapers—I've picked the Washington Post.