anyone in Ohio have advice on the best way

[Ms. Toad]

21. Yup.

Because I have multiple risk factors (2, likely 3, cancers & diabetes), I was personally looking for the best protection (which is either Pfizer or Moderna). But from a population perspective - I'd really like to see the populations that are most at risk get the vaccine that is most likely to prevent transmission (i.e. provide the most community protection).

There's one small study in the UK that indicates that not only do th mRNA vaccines prevent symptomatic disease - they also prevent seroconversion. That is likely to mean that they will prevent not only disease, but transmission to others. Johnson & Johnson's (an RNA vccine) bragging point is prevention of death. That's a good thing - but if we can stop transmission there will be no/less need to stop death.

My appoinment is actually tomorrow - Tuesday @9:30 was the time a whole bunch of appointments opened up. Just trying to be helpful about when might be a good time to jump on the site.