#Mrna

Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD

PeterHotez

1/13: New Thread: A dozen reasons why I'm worried about releasing a #COVID19 #vaccine through an emergency use authorization (EUA) 2/13: 1. We haven't done this before for a #vaccine,

Ravi Rannan-Eliya

ravirannaneliya

This is breaking news that is BIG at many levels!Germany's BioNTech has signed a manufacturing deal with China's Fosun to make 1 billion doses/yr of the BT/Pfizer mRNA vax in

David H. Clements

waterprinciple

Look, I get all the ways our response to HIV has been _fucked up_, AND ALSO HIV is a radically different disease from COVID 19, it's a _much_ more difficult

Gus Hurwitz

GusHurwitz

The thing that worries me most about the FDA's precautionary approach isn't the Covid vaccines. It's all the other things we could probably be doing with mRNA, CRISPR, and other

Cory Doctorow

doctorow

#Pluralistic is my mutli-channel publishing effort - a project to push the limits of #POSSE (post own site, share everywhere) that allows me to maintain control over my work while

Nsikan Akpan

MoNscience

Yesterday, we broke the news that Moderna has begun phase two of its human trials for a coronavirus vaccine.But two other topics have swirled around the company in recent days:Let's

VacciBate

VacciBate

The global efforts on producing an effective vaccine to fight against #COVID19 since the pandemic outbreak are already being translated into results in #clinicaltrials. This week we talked about the

Dr Julia Marchingo

JMarchingo

Out Today: our @NatureImmunol News & Views “The active inner life of naïve T cells” https://www.nature.com/articles/s41590-020-0726-1 on the awesome #tcell #proteomics of @RGeigerLab “Dynamics in protein translation sustaining T

Eric Last, DO, FACP

EricLast3

1/4 Been pondering what we do and how we do it, inspired by recent threads by @GIMaPreceptor Epiphany-> it takes longer to do the right thing than not to. Consider...

Commissioner Dave A. Chokshi, MD

NYCHealthCommr

#COVID19 vaccines have been the light at the end of the tunnel throughout the pandemic. And now we're seeing more evidence about how bright that light is. #VaccinesWork Both

Ed MD

notdred

We have a lot riding on the Moderna COVID vaccine, but little insight into how it’s performing in trials. Tiny peek under the hood from their investor press release here:

Deepa

deepa_v

1/n Where's the vaccine already? A summary of the current state of research into a vaccine for the coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) with a bunch of digressions thrown in. If you've been

Dr. Melvin Sanicas 🩺🔬

Vaccinologist

We need some #GoodNews. Yes, this is a study in mice but this is so far the first peer-reviewed #coronavirus #vaccine study with promising results in @EBioMedicine published by @TheLancet

PerpetualValue

PerpetualValue

I’ll cover the subject of mRNA vaccines. I warn you. Do not read this twitter thread if you want to stay stuck in your belief that the vaccine is your

Jen Heemstra

jenheemstra

Vaccines usually take over 10 years to develop, test, and mass produce. But, scientists predict we could have an effective vaccine for Covid-19 by early 2021. How is this possible?

Dr. Kelly Grindrod 🇨🇦 PharmD

kgrindrod

VITT is a rare but very serious vaccine reaction that will likely change how we use AstraZeneca in the coming weeks. But people who got AZ when the COVID risk