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I thought it was more like we don't yet know to what extent this will be the case.Also that those vaccinated can still spread the virus to others who are 'part vaccinated' or in a lower priority group?
I thought it was more like we don't yet know to what extent this will be the case.Also that those vaccinated can still spread the virus to others who are 'part vaccinated' or in a lower priority group?
It doesnt impact overall community risk of infection until herd immunity is reached.
I'm going to stick my neck out a little.
Based on "them" not knowing if vaccination also prevents transmissions and that they don't want the breakdown in social distancing / mask wearing that would happen if they said it did have that protection / there was herd immunity before it had actually occurred.
I actually expect them to carry on saying that transmission is not (totally) prevented until the figures show large reductions in all of cases / admissions / deaths .
(and I am especially waiting for the cases to get down to a low level before I start going out on less essential activities).
It's all happening at the moment.
Sanofi vaccine didn't work well enough so they are going back for more development work
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And the CSL / Melbourne vaccine has also fallen during early studies
Covid: Australian vaccine abandoned over false HIV response
Trials of the Australian vaccine returned false-positive HIV tests, but did not harm participants.www.bbc.co.uk
cupid_stunt said:Sad news, but OTOH we always knew that not all vaccines being developed would work and/or get approval, and I suppose these failures can be held up as evidence of how successful and safe are the ones that actually do get approval.
I thought it was more like we don't yet know to what extent this will be the case.
Some promising sounding news on the treatment side: Coronavirus: UK scientists identify drugs that may help severe cases
Anyone got any opinions on Ivermectin? A friend sent me a link to Dr Kory's testimony to the senate about its effectiveness, looking around a bit I've found this from AP debunking it. Also a letter in the BMJ promoting it. I am absolutely not well-versed enough in the science to be able to judge either way, am happy to accept "insufficient evidence at present" but if anyone has any fuller debunkings I could send to my friend I'd be happy to see them.
I haven’t been reading anything about the vaccines apart from the occasional BBC News website story, so don‘t really know a thing, but I did hear the vaccination is two jabs, 3 weeks apart. Is there any immunity after the first jab, or only after the second?
It’s not moot to me - I’m in Sweden, my parents are in Uk and they’re getting their first jab tomorrow. I want to know how worried I should be about them going to my sister’s for Christmas, as I need to decide how hard I’m going to lobby them to wait the extra month and have their get together end of Jan.Not a fucking clue!
Having the vaccine shouldn't change anyone's behavior anyway currently, so it's bit of a moot point really.
It’s not moot to me - I’m in Sweden, my parents are in Uk and they’re getting their first jab tomorrow. I want to know how worried I should be about them going to my sister’s for Christmas, as I need to decide how hard I’m going to lobby them to wait the extra month and have their get together end of Jan.
Thanks LynnDoyleCooper. Any idea how much “some” is? 5% 25% 40...?
Hi, this data from the FDA submission indicated ten days from the first injection is where the benefit starts. For % look at how the blue and red diverge from each other
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