A study shows that a driver vaccinated once morest COVID-19 is better at driving than someone who has not received the famous doses of the vaccine.
This is the astonishing result revealed by The American Journal of Medicine.
There is a relationship between taking the risk of not getting vaccinated and driving dangerously. Somehow reason is lacking on the sample of people unvaccinated who participated in the study.
The study was conducted by three doctors who followed 11,270,763 people for one month. Among the people concerned by the survey, 16% had not received the vaccine, while 84% were up to date with their vaccines and reminders.
After a month, the group of 11 million people was involved in 6,682 accidents Traffic. Unvaccinated people were guilty of 1,682 accidents (25%). When calculated, the relative risk is 72% compared to vaccinated individuals. In other words, people unvaccinated are 72% more likely to be involved in a accident.
For comparison, this is the same estimated risk as someone with sleep apnea and more than someone with diabetes. But however, it is obviously not as risky as driving under the influence of alcohol.
Therefore the vaccine does it make you a better driver? No way. If you’ve been vaccinated, you don’t drive any better than before.
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Vaccinated people are more cautious
This study focuses more on the psychological correlations between getting a vaccine and following the rules of circulation. « We hypothesized that individual adults who tend to resist public health recommendations might also neglect basic road safety guidelines.“, says the study.
If we talk regarding figures, the 6,682 people mentioned needed hospital care (200 per day). When you take the casualties of the unvaccinated, that equates to 912 people per million, while the vaccinated are at 530 per million. The difference corresponded to a relative risk of 1:72 for patients who had not received a vaccine once morest COVID. In all possible characteristics, the numbers for the unvaccinated were higher.
In addition to being interesting, this study might be useful for assuranceswho will now know that a vaccinated driver will be less likely to have an accident!
