After I get vaccinated for the coronavirus is it a really small chance only of me getting the virus?

Answer 1

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You have approx 95% protection. Meaning 5% you can still get it. So yes small chance. 

Answer 2

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Answer 3

It's 50/50. Just wear a mask , keep your distance and you're safe.

Answer 4

there's a 95% change you can still get it after the vaccine. since the vaccines currently are only 95% affective. still, chances are low 

Answer 5

The vaccines are 94+% effective after the two shots.

Answer 6

We don't know.

EVERYONE still needs to maintain covid protocols.  This includes the vaccine test subjects and everyone who gets a vaccine.  As a result, there is no legitimate data on a correlation between the vaccine and getting covid.

You will see data that says that people who get the vaccine have less chance of getting covid = EXCEPT people who want to be first in line for the vaccine may be people who follow covid protocols better.

Additionally:

a) not everyone who get the vaccine is it effective

b) it's unknown how long the protection the vaccine provides lasts. 

Answer 7

Small chance, but if you do, they say it would not be severe.

Answer 8

AS per Adam, but also bear in mind that that protection only kicks in after 3 weeks! 

Answer 9

Israel reported only a 30% protection after the first shot.