#Vaccines

Deepta Bhattacharya

deeptabhattacha

Two questions on vaccine efficacy keep coming up: 1) How long will immunity last? 2) Will it limit overall infections/transmission, and not just symptomatic disease? Q1 is exactly what my

I’m vaccinated x 2

ReginaA1981

1. Of course there hasn’t been any studies out yet on the COVID vaccine. But there has been on other vaccines. And the biggest determination if a patient would get

Malcolm Clark

TwisterFilm

1./ Vaccine supply and the SNP: a tale in 3 headlines. Remember when Jeanne Freeman was asked to remove sensitive information about shipments of vaccines to the UK? She did.

Dr. Ali Nouri

AliNouriPhD

1/BREAKING on #SARS_CoV_2 variants: the emerging variants in South Africa and Brazil that harbor the E484K mutation have "greatly reduced susceptibility" to neutralization by polyclonal serum antibodies derived from some

Malcolm Clark

TwisterFilm

1./ Could the vaccine race become a vaccine war? Since demand so outstrips supply there was always a chance. Now the German health minister suggests exports of vaccines made in

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

This overly bureaucratic prioritization, and the outrage over a few undeserving people cutting ahead (which I don't support but the harm is much less than all this) will likely do

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

Laying down the marker now:Purely voluntary vaccinations will continue to consume 100% of available supplies of vaccines AT LEAST UNTIL excess mortality falls to zero. Which is to say, coercion

Joe Hogan

jwhogan42

Something I've thought about a lot in the last couple of days it that the same country whose scientists and infrastructure produced not one but TWO highly effective vaccines in

Helen Simpson

hormone_doc

Watching Boris and co on the telly. Evidence new variant clinically more severe. Which fits with observations at work. Younger pts being admitted and on Itu. Vax seems to work.

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declamare

The only way to stop the new coronavirus overwhelming our NHS is to vaccinate 2 million people every weekRight now, the vaccination rate is 10 times slower than thisThis has

Jennifer Gunter

DrJenGunter

The idea that we will have a coronavirus vaccine within 2 years seems unlikely to me. I think mumps was the fastest and it was identified in 1963 and the

MIT Technology Review

techreview

The vaccines are coming.https://www.technologyreview.com/2020/12/04/1013183/us-uk-and-china-covid-vaccine-who-gets-priority-decision/?utm_medium=tr_social&utm_campaign=site_visitor.unpaid.engagement&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=160711

Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD

PeterHotez

Many thanks ⁦@maddow⁩ for hosting me tonight explaining how the Biden Admin has set forward a necessary and ambitious plan to vaccinate the American people, but why we must move

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Have seen a copy of Spi-M's latest draft submission to SAGE.Modellers sounding a deeply cautious note about the rate of lockdown unwinding that we can do safely in the months

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

Covid Epi Weekly: A Week of Great Progress for Vaccines…But Also, Unfortunately, for the VirusEncouraging vaccine news but deeply discouraging lack of action to stop pandemic. Coming weeks will be

:Billy-Don :I-AM

ValiantThor12

1) Here's some help with POTUS code talk to anons!!!Christina BarkerDecode of POTUS Speech ~“1. Medical Miracle = MedBeds2. Safe & Effective Vaccine = Safe Military3. Greatest Scientific Accomplishments in

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