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Impact de la vaccination sur la pandémie de Covid19 en France pendant l'hiver 2021/2022

Authors: Duret, Laurent;

Impact de la vaccination sur la pandémie de Covid19 en France pendant l'hiver 2021/2022

Abstract

En janvier 2022, un ��minent scientifique a d��clar�� sur une chaine de t��l��vision fran��aise que le vaccin contre la Covid19 ��tait ���quasiment une escroquerie���. Sur quel fondement repose cette affirmation ? Pour r��pondre �� cette question, j���ai r��alis�� une ��valuation de ce que le vaccin a permis d'��viter au cours de la 5eme vague. Au vu du nombre de cas constat��s en France en d��cembre 2021 et janvier 2022 parmi les personnes non-vaccin��es, un calcul simple permet de montrer que sans vaccin, il y aurait eu au minimum 5 �� 6 fois plus de d��c��s et d���hospitalisations en soins intensifs. Donc ce vaccin est certes imparfait (il n���a pas emp��ch�� la 5eme vague), mais les donn��es montrent qu'il est un outil extr��mement utile dans la lutte contre le virus. La strat��gie vaccinale implique des arbitrages complexes : entre b��n��fices et risques, entre libert�� individuelle et s��curit�� collective, etc. Cette strat��gie m��rite donc d�����tre largement d��battue au sein de la soci��t��. Les scientifiques ont une responsabilit�� importante dans ce d��bat : apporter des informations ��tay��es sur l�����tat des connaissances (et des incertitudes), quant aux risques et aux b��n��fices de la vaccination. L�����pisode d��crit ici illustre les d��rapages d��ontologiques de certains de nos coll��gues qui confondent opinions personnelles et avis d���expert, et soul��ve donc la question de la r��action de la communaut�� scientifique face �� de tels d��rapages.

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Covid19, vaccin, déontologie, Covid19, vaccin, d��ontologie

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