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Vaccine 90% effective COVID19 is over
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zubenelgenubi
I'm a star
Finally got the 32 people from the control group to contract covid?
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Apparently.
I know there was talk about giving approval without it and the Democrat anti vaxxer stuff put a stop to that because they didn't want it out before the election.
Seems like a real breakthrough if these mRNA vaccines really can be developed this quickly.
zubenelgenubi
I'm a star
No kidding. It would be pretty amazing.
zimbomb
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newfie
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well if you overdose the china virus will no longer be a concern
zimbomb
Well-Known Member
Well it will still end up on his death certificate.
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Now Pfizer is recanting their story ... they were part of Warp Speed and received $2 Billion up front.
Pfizer is very political and hates Trump.
Pfizer sent their data to the FDA on October 15th and the FDA sat on it until last Monday.
Obviously, timed to be released after the election.
It will take some patience to get the real story.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
The narrative has already been spun, the media will do a quiet follow up correcting their lies that no most people won't hear.
Great News on the Vaccine Front
Arguably even better news than hearing that Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine is 90 percent effective: The pharmaceutical company Moderna announced this morning that the company’s “experimental vaccine was 94.5 percent effective in preventing COVID-19 based on interim data from a late-stage clinical trial” and — this has big consequences for shipping and distribution — it can be stored in regular refrigerator temperatures.
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
The United States should have two vaccines authorized for emergency use in December with as many as 60 million doses of vaccine available by the year's end.
Too bad none will go to The Socialist State of New York!
The vaccines, both built using new technology known as messenger RNA or mRNA, represent powerful new tools to fight a pandemic that has infected 54 million people worldwide and killed 1.3 million. The news also comes at time when COVID-19 cases are soaring, hitting new records in the United States and pushing some European countries back into lockdowns.
Too bad none will go to The Socialist State of New York!
Next year, the U.S. government could have access to more than 1 billion doses just from the two vaccine makers, more than needed for the country's 330 million residents.
The vaccines, both built using new technology known as messenger RNA or mRNA, represent powerful new tools to fight a pandemic that has infected 54 million people worldwide and killed 1.3 million. The news also comes at time when COVID-19 cases are soaring, hitting new records in the United States and pushing some European countries back into lockdowns.
Longer shelf life as well.
wilberforce15
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They don't know if it stops Covid. They know that it produces antibodies and other markers.
They don't know if it's safe after a month. Or if it lasts a month.
They don't know if it's safe after 6 months. Or if it lasts 6 months.
They don't know a single thing.
They know they produced an immune response that they think might be effective.
This is worth..... Nothing.
They don't know if it's safe after a month. Or if it lasts a month.
They don't know if it's safe after 6 months. Or if it lasts 6 months.
They don't know a single thing.
They know they produced an immune response that they think might be effective.
This is worth..... Nothing.
It's been tested on people who have covid. What do you know that they don't?
zubenelgenubi
I'm a star
Vaccines don't help people who already have the virus.
Fair enough, but tell me, is the FDA going to allow them to sell hundreds of millions of doses with no proof of its efficacy?
zubenelgenubi
I'm a star
Not without an emergency change in standards. The problem is the pandemic is most likely to be on the way out naturally by the time vaccines are widely available. But they'll still claim the vaccine was responsible for ending it.
wilberforce15
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Yes
Maybe, maybe not. I'm not willing to gamble with the lives of vulnerable seniors and others. I'm almost 59, have diabetes, and will definitely get vaccinated.
zubenelgenubi
I'm a star
That's your right, and I support it. I don't support forced vaccinations.
