Some Vaccinated People Are Dying of Covid-19. Why Scientists Aren’t Surprised
wsj.com
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For some reason that I can’t put my finger on this style of writing viscerally frustrates me (regardless of my feelings on the topic at hand - from what I see of this article, for instance, it’s an innocuous, straightforward account of vaccine efficacy). Am I the only one?
But, ask yourself: which one would you click on?
I'm not a doctor, but if you don't have any kind of immune response after 2 doses of pfizer/moderna. I'd strongly suggest that you ask about a serology/antibody test especially if you are older or have health conditions.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/lab/serology-testi...
AFAIK, serology/antibody testing is useless to determine whether a COVID vaccine worked, because the vaccine makes antibodies that react to the spike protein, but the serologic test looks for the regular antibodies that you get after an infection.
Two different things.
For other vaccines, serologic tests can indeed make sense.