CV and mad panic behaviour

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Testing positive is not the same as being infectious, this is where the general population's understanding of catching and spreading COVID goes wrong,

You can test positive but have a very low viral load, so as such the chance you will transmit it become very low. That is primarily why some people are declared as low risk after being found positive. Your chance of catching Sars-CoV-2 depends on the amount of virus you get exposed to. It's true if you are unlucky, very unlucky, you could catch it from the one single virus but the chances are very low less than winning tattslotto.

People with vaccination are likely to have a very low viral load if positive, and as such they are much less likely to transmit.

[member=78]spf[/member]‍ This is why being vaccinated matters, and it is not disinformation or misinformation, it is the reason there is a huge difference between the risk of spread through unvaccinated versus the vaccinated positive cases.

Some studies have found vaccinated positives cases have an average viral load three orders of magnitude lower than unvaccinated cases, that is 1000x lower! But none of the studies are big enough to be definitive, although they are consistent with the expectations of the virologists.