Just some queries:
How effective will these vaccines be in breaking transmission of the disease?
How many doses will be needed for acquiring immunity?
How long does the immunity last after the vaccination?
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Pfizer vaccine will get us fda approval this thursday...and mass vaccination in usa will start this weekend...in which usa planing to vaccinate 20 million in first month itself...health canada may give aproval in week ..and canada plans 250 k vaccination in december...moderna aproval may take another 2 to 4 weeks ..and johnson and johnson will be 3 rd...while astra oxford may never get aproval here...but may get aproval in uk india or elsewhere..
Looks like vaccination in india may delay by months...and oxford astra zenaca serum instutute vaccine is crap...india need to stop depending on that...this vaccine even 100 % fail in animal trails in which all vaccinated animals got infected with covid...any body can acess details on internet ..chinese old schoolvaccine data is far better than this....
Please stop spewing nonsense!Originally Posted by Canada man
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55228422
That article shows the results of the Oxford vaccine, it is a peer reviewed study done by Lancet.
All the primary Covid vaccine candidates need 2 doses. That is the entire population needs to be vaccinated twice after a given interval. That in itself is a massive logistical undertaking!
The Pfizer vaccine is terribly impractical and there will be large scale wastage and mishandling. Here are the facts - for the Pfizer vaccine to work, it needs to be stored at -70 degrees
The US UK will roll out the vaccines. True, but it will be a slow and tedious process. Pfizer vaccine therefore will be distributed from its own centres in the US, Germany and Belgium. Pfizer has developed a special transport box the size of a suitcase, packed with dry ice and installed with GPS trackers. Each reusable box can keep up to 5,000 doses of the vaccine at the right temperature for 10 days, if it remains unopened. Again each box is touted to cost £5k! The best thing to do about the Pfizer vaccine right now is to buy its shares, 50% jump in share price in a month, thanks to all the hype!
Even if all these challenges are met Pfizer can only make 1.3 billion doses next year, that is less than India's population.
https://www.manoramaonline.com/news/...lsy-in-us.html
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Hmmm correct, couple of days of vaccination in the uk, people are already showing allergic reactions!
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You stop telling non sense ..i bet u most of regulatory bodies are not even going to aprove oxford astra zenaca ...62 % effective what a comparison...they made a mistake in few people give another dose to that only to few healthy people which they claim 90 %..so they already devided to do study again from zero for this 90 % group ..which will agiain take months to know result ..what going to aproval process is 62 % effective one after 3 monghs ...pathetic effectiveness...go online and check animal trail data of oxford vaccine peer reviewed and published...terrible fail..all animal vaccinated got covid....and side effect include whole body paralsis ..while pfizer one is only temprary allergic reaction....only draw back is storage and prize...what is the point of taking 62 % effective one when we have 95 % ones from several other groups...Please stop spewing nonsense!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55228422
That article shows the results of the Oxford vaccine, it is a peer reviewed study done by Lancet.
All the primary Covid vaccine candidates need 2 doses. That is the entire population needs to be vaccinated twice after a given interval. That in itself is a massive logistical undertaking!
The Pfizer vaccine is terribly impractical and there will be large scale wastage and mishandling. Here are the facts - for the Pfizer vaccine to work, it needs to be stored at -70 degrees
The US UK will roll out the vaccines. True, but it will be a slow and tedious process. Pfizer vaccine therefore will be distributed from its own centres in the US, Germany and Belgium. Pfizer has developed a special transport box the size of a suitcase, packed with dry ice and installed with GPS trackers. Each reusable box can keep up to 5,000 doses of the vaccine at the right temperature for 10 days, if it remains unopened. Again each box is touted to cost £5k! The best thing to do about the Pfizer vaccine right now is to buy its shares, 50% jump in share price in a month, thanks to all the hype!
Even if all these challenges are met Pfizer can only make 1.3 billion doses next year, that is less than India's population.
Last edited by Canada man; 12-11-2020 at 12:36 AM.
Health canada aproved pfizer vaccine yesterday ...mass vaccination starting early next week...us fda may aprove today ..moderna vaccine which is even more practcable will be aproved 1to 3 weeks ...johnson and johnson will be 3 rd in line here...oxford in hold due to disparity in study with low effectivenes.
Pfizer vaccine will be a big logistic challenge with storage may limit supply ..but checke their data 5 time more immune response than a strong covid infection..high chance of long immunity...
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