Comments by "N Marbletoe" (@nmarbletoe8210) on "MMR vaccine and COVID immunity" video.

  1. By the numbers, that would be good but not as good.
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  2. "There were no significant correlations in the MMR II group between age and severity or symptom scores, nor were there any significant correlations between age and titer values." -discussion section of the study
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  3. "There were no significant correlations in the MMR II group between age and severity or symptom scores, nor were there any significant correlations between age and titer values." -study . So I guess the antibodies can last forever, but they don't always last forever.
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  4.  @wanderingpots  "There were no significant correlations in the MMR II group between age and severity or symptom scores, nor were there any significant correlations between age and titer values." -from the study discussion section
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  5. "There were no significant correlations in the MMR II group between age and severity or symptom scores, nor were there any significant correlations between age and titer values." -study
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  6.  @kevinyaucheekin1319  A placebo that helps too much would make it hard to tell if the vaccine worked at all.
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  7. wow you hit it out of the park! Great summary
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  8. "There were no significant correlations in the MMR II group between age and severity or symptom scores, nor were there any significant correlations between age and titer values." - the study Not sure how that relates
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  9. "There were no significant correlations in the MMR II group between age and severity or symptom scores, nor were there any significant correlations between age and titer values." -study, discussion section. . so it's weird, MMR antibodies do not correlate with how long it was since people got the shot. (I think that's what it means...?)
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