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>>55042103
Vaccinated against smallpox/monkeyp*x (the viruses are closely related). It's a traditional vax, not an mRNA one. But like the 'rona one it's supposed to be a 2 dose deal - however while 1/3 of the "eligible population" has taken it but only 1/4 had a second dose.

Like the other vaccines it's also not perfect:
>“Vaccine effectiveness estimates from these studies ranged from 36% to 75% for one dose and 66% to 86% for two doses of Jynneos vaccine,”
-https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/18/health/mpox-vaccine-jynneos-results/index.html

>>54987759
Bavarian Nordic (BVNRY) is the maker of the Jynneos vaccine. Worth noting it both doesn't stop transmission and has a yuge market still:

>it’s estimated that only 1 in 4 people at the highest risk for mpox is fully vaccinated.
-https://edition.cnn.com/2023/05/15/health/mpox-risk-summer-cdc-alert/index.html

>>54979096
No idea. But I think by this time next month, SIGA and BVNRY

>As was the case during the summer surge, the newly diagnosed individuals are gay or bisexual men. Of note, nine (69%) were fully vaccinated. All cases were mild, and none required treatment, suggesting that the vaccine prevents severe illness even if it’s not fully protective against infection.

>According to the CDC, less than a quarter of people at risk are fully vaccinated and just 37% have received one dose.

>“We urge sexually active members of our community to receive the mpox vaccine. For example, unvaccinated people planning to attend International Mr. Leather at the end of May should receive their first dose of the mpox vaccination as soon as possible,”