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16th May 2020, 00:48 #1
Will you take the vaccine for Covid-19?
If the vaccine is not mandatory, will you take it?
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I wont be taking any vaccine, I dont even take paracetamol. I will rely on my bodies own immune system to overcome this.
You?
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16th May 2020, 01:45 #2
Immediately. This virus is a killer. It would be mad not to.
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16th May 2020, 01:53 #3
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16th May 2020, 01:55 #4
I will have a look for about a month or so to see how it does before getting in the queue!
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16th May 2020, 01:59 #5
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16th May 2020, 02:00 #6
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16th May 2020, 02:01 #7
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16th May 2020, 02:03 #8
I generally don't like vaccines but I may make an exception for COVID-19.
So, I am likely to take the vaccine.
If it was only about me, I might not have taken it. But, due to safeties of others, I am willing to take it.Last edited by sweep_shot; 16th May 2020 at 02:04.
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16th May 2020, 02:05 #9
You never mentioned a safety profile in your post.
You said that you won’t take as your young and your immune system will fight it off.
You said it’s not your problem if people died from you transmitting the virus.
If the safety profile is poor, no body should have it. Governments might rush it through due to their financial interests which will be the true crime and they should be held accountable.
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16th May 2020, 02:12 #10
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16th May 2020, 02:17 #11
No, more than happy to trust my system to do the job.
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16th May 2020, 02:20 #12
Threads do advance.
Not if Im putting something in my body which may harm me. Unless they can prove it will cause no harm to me, I wont be taking it. Vaccine manufacturers are saved if their vaccines kill people.
You both want me to get sick or possibly die because of others? You're having a laugh.
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16th May 2020, 02:32 #13
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16th May 2020, 02:52 #14
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16th May 2020, 03:07 #15
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16th May 2020, 03:22 #16
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16th May 2020, 04:24 #17
People should simply not be given an option in pandemics. The common person does not have enough knowledge to make a decision that impacts health, society, and the economy to this extent. Its my opinion that this vaccine should be made mandatory. Vaccines are only effective when almost everyone has taken it - read the concept of herd immunity.
Of course, this means that both efficacy AND safety must be vigorously tested before a vaccine is released. But when it is, we shouldn't leave this decision in the hands of individuals who just do not have the background to make such a decision.
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16th May 2020, 04:27 #18
If it's a choice, I have the choice not to.
I dont have any elderly relatives who live with me. I wont visit any if the pandemic is still ongoing and even when I do I wont sit next to them.
We dont know the side effects of the vaccine to come. If there is a risk for serious illness or any risk at all, i wont take it. Unless its proven totally safe which I doubt will be the case.
Everyone has a right to refuse anything entering their body esp a vaccine.
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16th May 2020, 04:34 #19
Herd immunity is believed to be when 60% of the population have had the virus and become immune. This is not the same as a vaccine but I get your point. You are asking everyone to trust governments, the same governments who have leaders suggesting injecting yourself with dissinfected and the same leadrers who are killing children by blowing them up from their jets. Different governments will have different vaccines most likely, some are suggesting no vaccine may be found which saves people. Which nation to you reside in and what if no vaccine is found? What will you take then?
The virus is also not fully understood even after months now, so any vaccines produced may do more damage than good.
Maybe if millions take the vaccine, show no serious side effects after a few years , I may reconsider. At the moment, Id rather stay healthy myself until things are more clear.
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16th May 2020, 04:36 #20
Better luck next time
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16th May 2020, 04:43 #21
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16th May 2020, 05:07 #22
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The herd immunity concept is mainly based on vaccines (that is injecting inactivated antigen to produce antibodies, thereby giving protection against a specific disease). If 60-70% develop antibodies they protect the rest of the individuals who were unable to get the vaccines from the disease.
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16th May 2020, 05:12 #23
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16th May 2020, 05:31 #24
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16th May 2020, 05:35 #25
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Herd immunity is the natural journey of an epidemic. It’s attained either through a vaccine or a direct exposure to a potential pathogen that can even kill an individual if his/her innate immunity is weak. UK knew it was impossible to develop a vaccine in this short period of time and they thought they will expose everyone to virus to develop antibodies. But they misjudged the fatality rate in vulnerable people and are now paying the price.
Even after rampant infection and death in Spain, only 5% of the population has developed antibodies against Covid19. If the percentage of infected people who eventually die is around 1.1%, as the study suggests, the cost in human lives of herd immunity would be between 200,000 and 300,000, making the method unacceptable. Epidemiologists consulted by this newspaper said that social distancing measures must remain in place until a vaccine becomes available.
https://english.elpais.com/society/2...ronavirus.html
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16th May 2020, 05:35 #26
I did in my first response. My ownership is simple, I will not allow anything to enter my body which may cause me illnesses or worse. Im a healthy person, rarely even get the flu, cant remember the last time. I will not risk this to myself for others. If you want to go for it. But there is no point repeating the same thing , it's not debating but passing time.
Back on topic.
This is interesting, people should have all the knowledge before taking anything.
Self-reported vaccination for the current season was associated with a trend (P < 0.10) toward higher viral shedding in fine-aerosol samples; vaccination with both the current and previous year’s seasonal vaccines, however, was significantly associated with greater fine-aerosol shedding in unadjusted and adjusted models (P < 0.01). In adjusted models, we observed 6.3 (95% CI 1.9–21.5) times more aerosol shedding among cases with vaccination in the current and previous season compared with having no vaccination in those two seasons
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16th May 2020, 05:39 #27
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16th May 2020, 05:40 #28
I know the view is with the vaccine less people will die with herd immunity. But this can be achieved by natural immunity too. Again, this virus is not even fully understood atm so I wont take any vaccine, I'd rather have the virus, recover and gain immunity. Most people can also be treated and recover, it's the poor health systems which are doing more damage. Besides the vaccines dont work for all, they only help your immune system, mine is strong from experience since I was born. If a new virus appears which is different, I might recosider.
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16th May 2020, 05:41 #29
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16th May 2020, 05:56 #31
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Considering you are against the vaccine and is believed to have a strong immune system, I would advise you to directly contract the virus (astahgfirullah), stay in isolation for 28 days minimum and then come out to the Public. That’s the least you and the other anti vax brigade can do for the protection of the vulnerable sections of the society who can’t take vaccine (ie; the cancer patients, HIV +ves ,immunocompromised patients etc).
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16th May 2020, 05:58 #32
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16th May 2020, 06:13 #33
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If its not for the death of 100s then we should atleast be concerned about being affected and bringing it home to affect your own family, especially if you live with eldars.
even if your immune system overcomes it, what happens if others in your household dont.
just read this article
'My dad died from coronavirus and I might have brought it home to him'
"When it first happened, I thought - a couple of hundred have died - it's not my dad, it's not anyone I know. Then all of a sudden it is someone you know. And that's when you realise this is real. This is a serious thing."
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...-aunt-11984051
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16th May 2020, 07:00 #34
You are a complete knucklehead if you refuse to take the vaccine.
You're one microscopic cog in his catastrophic plan, designed and directed by his red right hand.
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16th May 2020, 08:55 #35
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16th May 2020, 09:25 #36
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16th May 2020, 11:49 #37
Once you have it you may die like 35,000 other Britons have already. You are likely to give it to three other people. One of then may die and if not may suffer permanent lung and kidney damage.
And yes you should feel guilt because you are being selfish. We are trying to persuade you to be responsible to other people.
If we all behave like you say you are, half a million of us would be dead before your herd immunity kicked in.
This virus is not going away. The only way to manage it in the longer term is mass vaccination, perhaps every couple of years like the flu jab.
Why do you think you are safe from tuberculosis, polio and smallpox?
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16th May 2020, 12:22 #38
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16th May 2020, 15:52 #39
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16th May 2020, 16:01 #40
There is anecdotal evidence to suggest reinfection or reactivation. We don’t have sufficient data to say conclusively.
Whether exposure to a higher viral load or a different port of entry play a role in a second infection, is something that is being looked in to.
Like I said, it’s anecdotal at the moment, which is to be expected, as we’re still learning about it. I just wouldn’t go around thinking simply because you’ve had it that you’re immune for life.
Better luck next time
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16th May 2020, 16:50 #41
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Thank God idiocy is not contagious.
This is why OP is my favorite poster here. Effortlessly and invariably hilarious.
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16th May 2020, 16:50 #42
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I will take it as long as its made properly with no side effects.
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16th May 2020, 18:24 #43
It might give you mild symptoms, like the yellow fever jab did me. Better mild symptoms than an isolation ward and a ventilator.
I know I have had - BCG for tuberculosis, Sabin for Polio, tetanus, Hepatitis, yellow fever. Dunno if I ever had MMR - Mum couldn't remember. I cannot remember having measles, mumps or chickenpox so perhaps I had MMR. I hope I did get it because those things are nasty in adulthood.
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16th May 2020, 19:13 #44
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Reinfection is a myth seriously no concrete evidence as of now. But if we become late in developing vaccines then there is a possibility of mutation and development of new strains. Hope we will be able to find a vaccine by the mid of 2021 and this thing will be under our control.
In all those rumoured reinfection cases especially in South Korea, the problem is in the way they interpreted the rtPCR results. PCR is never a test of infectiousness. They say false positive after recovery but actually PCR only testing the presence of Nucleic Acids and it won’t give you an opinion on whether the virus is replicating and infectious. So it was actually true positive. Here what happened was in between two samples, the test missed the RNA fragments and gave a false negative that gave the impression that viral RNA has been completely cleared. So when they became true positive again people were irrationally alarmed.
They did a more detailed study to know about this re infection.
https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/126675...ns-experts-say
The committee ruled out reactivation of COVID-19 as a reason for relapses and said there was little to no possibility that reinfections would occur due to antibodies that patients develop.
“The process in which COVID-19 produces a new virus takes place only in host cells and does not infiltrate the nucleus. This means it does not cause chronic infection or recurrence,” Oh said.
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16th May 2020, 20:57 #45
Your logic is quite flawed. You know you have a significantly higher chance of dying or being severely ill from the virus than from a vaccine, right? Even if we ignore the effect of your decision on other people, it doesn't even make sense to take that risk for yourself, if you look at real numbers rather than internal logic. I hope this convinces you to change your mind.
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17th May 2020, 02:38 #48
You've not been reading, I have stong immune system. Most people dont die, less than 1%.
I will not enter anything into my body which may cause me illness.
Majority of people will NOT take the vaccine, so we are all doomed according to you.
Dont worry about a random poster on the internet, look after yourself and your loved ones.
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17th May 2020, 02:38 #49
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17th May 2020, 03:20 #50
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17th May 2020, 03:23 #51
I think it's harsh demonizing folk for their stance due to health concerns, I don't think it is too far fetched the possibility of a vaccine being deployed prematurely in these current times. If however something is safe and proven then I agree that it is sensible but taking something blindly is not productive either.
Ah, so this is what it feels like
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17th May 2020, 03:33 #52
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17th May 2020, 04:00 #53
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17th May 2020, 04:03 #54
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17th May 2020, 04:08 #55
We live in a time where people are put under fear so they dont use their common sense and question something. Instead of waiting for a vaccine, they should demand their government provide top class healthcare, where most people can be treated for this virus.
Those who feel are at risk and want to take the vaccine, I have no issues. It's not the vaccine I have an issue with but for me take something which could make me ill when I'm rarely feeling unwell.
I also feel the same, if it's proven 100% by science to be safe, sure but if not , never.
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17th May 2020, 04:25 #56
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17th May 2020, 04:59 #57
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17th May 2020, 05:16 #59
Then you are a fool, cause it is foolish to think of yourself superior to the average human being, who can clearly die from this virus. It is not likely, but thinking you have no chance of dying is the type of dangerous behaviour that leads to propagation of this disease.
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17th May 2020, 05:33 #60
No it's foolish not to do your homework which you haven't done. The average human doesnt die from this. Where did you learn this from, the cartoon network?
Its only those with serious underlying health issues or those with weak immune systems, I have neither.
Educate yourself before taking the vaccine so you can educate those you care about.
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17th May 2020, 12:40 #62
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fun fact, pharmaceutical companies producing covid 19 vaccine have obtained immunity to any lawsuit due to any side effect from their eventual vaccine.
so nah, no vaccine for me. I look forward to the rest of the world to be used as guinea pigs though.
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17th May 2020, 12:55 #63
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And you’re not a knucklehead to get one? I haven’t had a flu jab in years and guess what....
I will do the test if I had the virus it clearly means I have the right anti bodies in my system and probably all of my family so no need to get vaccinated.
Can you or your pals guarantee no after effects? I mean how do you know by taking it your chances of other getting conditions later down the line doesn’t increase.
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17th May 2020, 13:03 #64
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It might? Have you actually got any factual information to support this?
It might give you severe symptoms too. How ironic would it be if more people suffered and died from the vaccine than the virus. My gut feeling is the pharmaceutical companies are not prepared to take the risk unless legally suing them is wavered. So a long time to go before a virus is available.
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17th May 2020, 13:40 #65
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17th May 2020, 13:40 #66
I'm a physician practicing in a hospital in Canada. I see patients with COVID first hand. This isn't my "homework" - its my career. I have seen numerous individuals in their 40s and 50s that don't have any chronic health issues that have been critically ill from this virus, and some have died. Apart from what I have seen, I have heard and read about many other similar cases. So once again, you are a fool if you think you have no chance of dying. Those that are elderly with chronic illnesses simply have a higher mortality rate, it doesn't mean the rest of the population is invincible like you seem to think.
I don't think you're looking to change your mind, no matter if a professional tells you. Suit yourself boss. Cheers.
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17th May 2020, 14:14 #67
If there is any such thing, it won't be distributed. We will know beforehand, trails are on going. There is a reason why they do these studies. The people developing the vaccine have taken these things into account, it's their job.
So far of the four leading candidates there has been no ADE response which is the worst thing that can happen with a vaccine and why they don't move to the next stage.
These front-runners are based on technologies that have been used for ages. So we know the safety profile already.
The techniques used don't use the actual live virus. They use an adenoviral vectors (2), which is a technology that had been verified by use in gene therapy as well as vaccines before.
Another one is an mRNA based vaccine, which has no virus whatsoever just a strand of the spike protein. It's also very safe and that's why they jumped into trials so quickly. The thing to notice now is the efficacy much more so than safety i.e does it actually work. Data is encouraging.
Finally the last one uses an inactivated virus, again this has been used for ages.
All these are in trials now which will involve thousands of people before being distributed to general population. Obviously the results will have zero to very mild side effects to even think about going for mass scale vaccination.
Oxford's vaccine is based on their work on MERS, China's on SARS and Ebola and that's why they moved so quickly. They had years of work already done on those vaccine. It's was just lucky we were in this situation especially in the case of Oxford. The accelerated timeline for these candidates isn't out of thin air. If it were a truly novel virus, we would have been in much deeper trouble.
This is 2020 not the 19th century that we need 10 years to see if a vaccine works. We know a lot more and we never have had this many people working on the same thing before, brilliant people. To say this should follow the usual timeline is being ignorant of how vaccine development actually works and where we are now in medical science.
1- Phases are being run in parallel. Which is not generally done. There is no harm in this, the volunteers are willing taking the vaccine.
2- Money. There is no funding issues. Which speeds the process considerably.
3- Manufacturing, again any candidate will be produced en mass worldwide, cutting time drastically.
4- Years of research on coronavirus especially as I said SARS and MERS and the advances in medical technology.
This is where we are cutting years.
Finally if you are still not convinced, let me put it this way:
If you are not sure that the vaccine is much much safer than the virus (which quite clearly is the case in general) because it might cause side effects down the line, even after all the safety measures people working on them will take, then how are you so sure that even a mild viral infection won't cause any, which has no safety protocol whatsoever? The latter surely seems like a bigger gamble.
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17th May 2020, 14:38 #68
That’s distorting the truth. Certain people are in high-risk groups such as the elderly and diabetics but “healthy” people have been killed by this thing, or suffer lung scarring or kidney damage.
If I get the virus I have a good chance of survival, but I will get vaccinated ASAP as I am responsible to everyone else I come into contact with.
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17th May 2020, 14:55 #69
There is no such thing as a “vaccine injury”, you are sticking words together without context. You might as well say he is going to suffer from a furry parallelogram.
So you think you are not at risk from COVID-19 as you are healthy, yet you are going to become seriously ill by taking a lab-prepared weakened form of it. How?
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17th May 2020, 15:42 #70
Yes, of course IF it is mandatory.
I don't believe in any global vaccine conspiracy.
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17th May 2020, 15:48 #71
Misread the OP.
If it is NOT mandatory then I wont take it. Health care experts must have a valid reason for why they didn't make it mandatory.
It it is NOT mandatory but still HIGHLY recommended for my age group to take it, in order to better protect the more vulnerable group then I might consider taking it. It all depends on the potential side effects and the probability of experiencing them.
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17th May 2020, 16:40 #72
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17th May 2020, 16:43 #73
The vaccine might not be ready for a year from what I've read. That in itself suggests that it is going to be vigorously tested before being released to the general public. That gives me some assurance in the medical procedures here. If you have reason to believe that the vaccine might be more harmful than the risk of the virus itself, then I am always open to hearing a more informed view.
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17th May 2020, 17:02 #74
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17th May 2020, 17:06 #75
The four I mentioned above might be ready for use in September, especially Oxford's. They have the advantage of having a candidate that is based on their MERS vaccine which has seen successful clinical trials. If it proves efficacy, we will know by mid June with early results, we might get ahead of the virus much sooner.
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17th May 2020, 23:41 #76
I have no idea if you are who you claim you are and from this post it doesn't seem to be the case.
Stats shows 312k deaths out of a population of 7 billion. To say it kills normal people in a generlised way is simply a lie.
Thanks but I know this information.
Its less of a gamble for me to be infected and gain immunity, im a fit , strong , healthy man with no health issues and a stong immune system.
I rarely get ill, so why change my rountine?
Again
312K deaths so far out of 7 billion people on the planet. Even if 1 Million die, the percentage of people who die will be a very small percentage overall.
This virus has been vastly overblown by WHO, world governments.
Because they want to enslave you because they know people are fools, sheep and idiots.
New question to all.
If the vaccine has a digital identifiction, will you still take it?
Dont bother, the same people will still take it. Even if the vaccine may kill them, they will still take and give it to their children, brainwashed, scared humans who really shouldn't be on the planet anyway. Its because of fools like this, Iraq was destroyed based on lies.
Good Luck to all.
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18th May 2020, 04:33 #77
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18th May 2020, 05:28 #78
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18th May 2020, 13:08 #79
If you want to bring a Iraq into it - only a million people died out of six billion so by your criterion no big deal right? Wrong. All lives are worth preserving.
Sadly the Internet age has made people more ignorant of scientific truth. Anyone can make a conspiracy video which looks credible to people who have not studied science, and so they are misled.
There is no “vaccine digital identification”. Please stop looking at conspiracy sites and start reading science. New Scientist and Nature magazines are good places to start. Then you will have more understanding, and start asking serious questions.
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18th May 2020, 13:13 #80