FDA grants authorization to Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine
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Re: FDA grants authorization to Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine
#2If they stopped banning Astrazeneca too, and stopped vaccinating people who already had COVID, we could be done within 60 days. Astrazeneca is well above the FDAs original safety and efficacy guidance and something I'd be glad to take and give my family.
Re: FDA grants authorization to Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine
#3If they stopped banning Astrazeneca too, and stopped vaccinating people who already had COVID, we could be done within 60 days. Astrazeneca is well above the FDAs original safety and efficacy guidance and something I'd be glad to take and give my family.
The AstraZeneca vaccine doesn't have enough supplies for that when you count all the countries that have ordered it, and isn't effective enough to create herd immunity by itself (most likely 60-70%).
Re: FDA grants authorization to Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine
#4If they stopped banning Astrazeneca too, and stopped vaccinating people who already had COVID, we could be done within 60 days. Astrazeneca is well above the FDAs original safety and efficacy guidance and something I'd be glad to take and give my family.
I don't think Astrazeneca is banned. maybe they dont have FBA approval.
Also they illegally marketed their psychotic drugs to children under kickbacks from doctors https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Health/astrazeneca-pay-520-m...
Re: FDA grants authorization to Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine
#5If they stopped banning Astrazeneca too, and stopped vaccinating people who already had COVID, we could be done within 60 days. Astrazeneca is well above the FDAs original safety and efficacy guidance and something I'd be glad to take and give my family.
> and stopped vaccinating people who already had COVID
How would you propose doing this without drawing blood from every single person getting a vaccine?
Re: FDA grants authorization to Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine
#6If they stopped banning Astrazeneca too, and stopped vaccinating people who already had COVID, we could be done within 60 days. Astrazeneca is well above the FDAs original safety and efficacy guidance and something I'd be glad to take and give my family.
> and stopped vaccinating people who already had COVID How would you propose doing this without drawing blood from every single person getting a vaccine?
Seem like a good option. I'd imagine it's a parallel supply chain, so it would speed things up.
Re: FDA grants authorization to Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine
#7Glad to hear it!
One key advantage of the Moderna one versus the similar Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine is that it doesn't require deep freeze storage, only regular freezing temperatures. (-90º C for Pfizer/BioNTech vs -20º C for Moderna)
Re: FDA grants authorization to Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine
#8Hmm super expensive hard to transport Pfizer vaccine ... first to be approved.
Next Moderna ... also super expensive second to be approved.
After six months to a year ... and after making huge profits....
Then the AstraZeneca/Russian vaccine variants will be “found” to be also effective.
We must first wait and let Pfizer make a few billion !!!
Re: FDA grants authorization to Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine
#9If they stopped banning Astrazeneca too, and stopped vaccinating people who already had COVID, we could be done within 60 days. Astrazeneca is well above the FDAs original safety and efficacy guidance and something I'd be glad to take and give my family.
> and stopped vaccinating people who already had COVID How would you propose doing this without drawing blood from every single person getting a vaccine?
There are people I am personally acquainted with who have been PCR positive for COVID, who are now also receiving the vaccine.
Re: FDA grants authorization to Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine
#10Hmm super expensive hard to transport Pfizer vaccine ... first to be approved. Next Moderna ... also super expensive second to be approved. After six months to a year ... and after making huge profits.... Then the AstraZeneca/Russian vaccine variants will be “found” to be also effective. We must first wait and let Pfizer make a few billion !!!
It's $40, not super expensive.
600 million doses would cost $25 billion, a trifle compared to how much the pandemic is costing.