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By *aralewis OP Couple
over a year ago
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Does the thing even Work
On the tv other day Boris and his Scientist had to answer some Questions
One was if my gran had it and other family members could we still meet
Answer was No coz wasn’t sure if could still infect them
So my question is what is the big thing about the vaccine if they got no Data on if it’s effective or Not...
Last thing the flu vaccine has parts of flu virus so does the covid vaccine so your body could build an immune system... |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
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They have lots of data that the vaccine works - it wasn't made in the back kitchen of 10 Downing Street lol.
It has had:
Phase I
Phase II
Phase III
Studies.
Then the data is sent to:
Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency - MHRA) or European regulator (European Medicines Agency - EMA). At this stage the regulators check that the trials show that the product meets the necessary.
Then it has:
Phase IV studies – post-marketing surveillance in-use studies.
And read compersion above.  |
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"It does not stop you catching it, its trying to stop your body from replicating enough of it to pass to another person and cause a potenially serious disease that requires hospitalisation "
Apparently you can still get it and importantly, you can still pass it on. However, you may not get the worst of the symptoms. |
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"They have lots of data that the vaccine works - it wasn't made in the back kitchen of 10 Downing Street lol.
It has had:
Phase I
Phase II
Phase III
Studies.
Then the data is sent to:
Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency - MHRA) or European regulator (European Medicines Agency - EMA). At this stage the regulators check that the trials show that the product meets the necessary.
Then it has:
Phase IV studies – post-marketing surveillance in-use studies.
And read compersion above. "
Is that in line with the manufacturers recommendation or the government's? |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke |
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Is that in line with the manufacturers recommendation or the government's? "
With:
Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency - MHRA) or European regulator (European Medicines Agency - EMA). |
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By *ild_oatsMan
over a year ago
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There are about 29 different vaccines currently either in use or undergoing trials around the world.
The main ones you hear about in the news are the Pfizer, Modena and Oxford AstraZenica ones.
Currently seeking Emergency FDA approval in the US is a Johnson & Johnson (produced by a its subsidiary Jensen). The UK government have ordered 20 million of this... If I remember correctly.
This is a one shot vaccine that only needs to be stored between 2 - 8 degrees centigrade. It is also different to the above approved vaccines as it uses DNA to target an immune response.... Anti vaxxers will have a field day over this one.
Though this technology has been used in vaccines for the Zika and Ebola viruses.
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
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1 Million vaccinations already done in the UK so far - and the roll-out of the Oxford Vaccine begins tomorrow (over half a million jabs delivered to centers).
I think we are doing well so far. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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How could a vaccine of been developed for a virus/illness/disease that has never been quantified/iscolated/identified, and was publicly declared unavailable for analysis ?
Source: CDC |
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"1 Million vaccinations already done in the UK so far - and the roll-out of the Oxford Vaccine begins tomorrow (over half a million jabs delivered to centers).
I think we are doing well so far. "
Needs a minimum of one MILLION a week not nearly a month |
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By *dsindyTV/TS
over a year ago
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"And as Tables go we are at Number 3 in the World for Vax's done. Though more of a race than a competition.
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It's great, but (and I think we all accept) we now need to ramp up. The quicker we can DOUBLE jab everyone the better, yes? |
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"1 Million vaccinations already done in the UK so far - and the roll-out of the Oxford Vaccine begins tomorrow (over half a million jabs delivered to centers).
I think we are doing well so far. "
really... And the target for this, country is meant to be 2 million per week. Is this really feasible or yet another figure plucked out of the air and chucked to the public to give us false hopes by this inept government. Time will tell but it could be a long time |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke |
"1 Million vaccinations already done in the UK so far - and the roll-out of the Oxford Vaccine begins tomorrow (over half a million jabs delivered to centers).
I think we are doing well so far. really... And the target for this, country is meant to be 2 million per week. Is this really feasible or yet another figure plucked out of the air and chucked to the public to give us false hopes by this inept government. Time will tell but it could be a long time"
Except we haven't yet received 2 million vaccines from the manufacturers.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How could a vaccine of been developed for a virus/illness/disease that has never been quantified/iscolated/identified, and was publicly declared unavailable for analysis ?
Source: CDC"
This is bollocks and has been addressed a thousand times over in this forum. Stop perpetuating social media nonsense |
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"1 Million vaccinations already done in the UK so far - and the roll-out of the Oxford Vaccine begins tomorrow (over half a million jabs delivered to centers).
I think we are doing well so far. "
CORRECTION: we 'were' doing well. Until the government and chief medical officers of each of the four nations decided they would be pseudo scientists and choose to delay the booster shot for these 'guinea pigs' by 9 weeks. Completely going against what the MHRA licence was for (two injections, 3 weeks apart)
This despite Pfizer saying
“Data from the phase 3 study demonstrated that, although partial protection from the vaccine appears to begin as early as 12 days after the first dose, two doses of the vaccine are required to provide the maximum protection against the disease, a vaccine efficacy of 95%. There are no data to demonstrate that protection after the first dose is sustained after 21 days,”
Makes me soooo angry!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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With regards to the efficacy of the vaccine I think people forget they were hoping for around 50 to 60 % efficacy. I presume that’s why Van Tam promoted the single injection to more of the risk groups. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Does the thing even Work
On the tv other day Boris and his Scientist had to answer some Questions
One was if my gran had it and other family members could we still meet
Answer was No coz wasn’t sure if could still infect them
So my question is what is the big thing about the vaccine if they got no Data on if it’s effective or Not...
Last thing the flu vaccine has parts of flu virus so does the covid vaccine so your body could build an immune system..."
It takes two weeks to START developing an immune response. |
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"Does the thing even Work
On the tv other day Boris and his Scientist had to answer some Questions
One was if my gran had it and other family members could we still meet
Answer was No coz wasn’t sure if could still infect them
So my question is what is the big thing about the vaccine if they got no Data on if it’s effective or Not...
Last thing the flu vaccine has parts of flu virus so does the covid vaccine so your body could build an immune system...
It takes two weeks to START developing an immune response."
And you're not immune anyway |
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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago
ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL |
"Does the thing even Work
On the tv other day Boris and his Scientist had to answer some Questions
One was if my gran had it and other family members could we still meet
Answer was No coz wasn’t sure if could still infect them
So my question is what is the big thing about the vaccine if they got no Data on if it’s effective or Not...
Last thing the flu vaccine has parts of flu virus so does the covid vaccine so your body could build an immune system...
It takes two weeks to START developing an immune response.
And you're not immune anyway "
Correct, it will just lessen the symptoms. It's still transmissible too. |
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"Does the thing even Work
On the tv other day Boris and his Scientist had to answer some Questions
One was if my gran had it and other family members could we still meet
Answer was No coz wasn’t sure if could still infect them
So my question is what is the big thing about the vaccine if they got no Data on if it’s effective or Not...
Last thing the flu vaccine has parts of flu virus so does the covid vaccine so your body could build an immune system...
It takes two weeks to START developing an immune response.
And you're not immune anyway
Correct, it will just lessen the symptoms. It's still transmissible too. "
Absolutely correct |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Does the thing even Work
On the tv other day Boris and his Scientist had to answer some Questions
One was if my gran had it and other family members could we still meet
Answer was No coz wasn’t sure if could still infect them
So my question is what is the big thing about the vaccine if they got no Data on if it’s effective or Not...
Last thing the flu vaccine has parts of flu virus so does the covid vaccine so your body could build an immune system...
It takes two weeks to START developing an immune response.
And you're not immune anyway
Correct, it will just lessen the symptoms. It's still transmissible too.
Absolutely correct "
Which is why I used the words "start" and "immune response" |
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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago
ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL |
"Does the thing even Work
On the tv other day Boris and his Scientist had to answer some Questions
One was if my gran had it and other family members could we still meet
Answer was No coz wasn’t sure if could still infect them
So my question is what is the big thing about the vaccine if they got no Data on if it’s effective or Not...
Last thing the flu vaccine has parts of flu virus so does the covid vaccine so your body could build an immune system...
It takes two weeks to START developing an immune response.
And you're not immune anyway
Correct, it will just lessen the symptoms. It's still transmissible too.
Absolutely correct
Which is why I used the words "start" and "immune response""
Yes it may "start immune response" but it does not give full immunity from catching covid. I wasn't disagreeing with you. |
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My parents get their second dose of the Pfizer vaccine on Sunday. One week later they should have 97% immunity. But no one has told them what this actually means. Will they be able to stop shielding and see their grandchildren ? |
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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago
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"My parents get their second dose of the Pfizer vaccine on Sunday. One week later they should have 97% immunity. But no one has told them what this actually means. Will they be able to stop shielding and see their grandchildren ? "
Perhaps they need to ask the nurse who is vaccinating them or their GP that question and you can update us here? I'm sure it would help people on here too if you did. X |
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"How could a vaccine of been developed for a virus/illness/disease that has never been quantified/iscolated/identified, and was publicly declared unavailable for analysis ?
Source: CDC"
I'm not a scientist, virologist, couldn't tell a bacteria from a virus but the quote from the CDC is almost verbatim to what I said in answer to friends and family as to why I will not be taking any vaccine. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Does the thing even Work
On the tv other day Boris and his Scientist had to answer some Questions
One was if my gran had it and other family members could we still meet
Answer was No coz wasn’t sure if could still infect them
So my question is what is the big thing about the vaccine if they got no Data on if it’s effective or Not...
Last thing the flu vaccine has parts of flu virus so does the covid vaccine so your body could build an immune system...
It takes two weeks to START developing an immune response.
And you're not immune anyway
Correct, it will just lessen the symptoms. It's still transmissible too.
Absolutely correct
Which is why I used the words "start" and "immune response"
Yes it may "start immune response" but it does not give full immunity from catching covid. I wasn't disagreeing with you. "
No vaccine does that. The flu vaccine doesn't stop you catching the flu virus it helps the body fight it. |
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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago
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"Does the thing even Work
On the tv other day Boris and his Scientist had to answer some Questions
One was if my gran had it and other family members could we still meet
Answer was No coz wasn’t sure if could still infect them
So my question is what is the big thing about the vaccine if they got no Data on if it’s effective or Not...
Last thing the flu vaccine has parts of flu virus so does the covid vaccine so your body could build an immune system...
It takes two weeks to START developing an immune response.
And you're not immune anyway
Correct, it will just lessen the symptoms. It's still transmissible too.
Absolutely correct
Which is why I used the words "start" and "immune response"
Yes it may "start immune response" but it does not give full immunity from catching covid. I wasn't disagreeing with you.
No vaccine does that. The flu vaccine doesn't stop you catching the flu virus it helps the body fight it. "
Some are of the rabid and misguided opinion that the vaccine is a miracle cure and that things will turn back to how they were overnight. It isn't and they won't. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How could a vaccine of been developed for a virus/illness/disease that has never been quantified/iscolated/identified, and was publicly declared unavailable for analysis ?
Source: CDC
I'm not a scientist, virologist, couldn't tell a bacteria from a virus but the quote from the CDC is almost verbatim to what I said in answer to friends and family as to why I will not be taking any vaccine. "
Again, this is a huge misinterpretation of what was said by the CDC.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN27633R
It amazes me that people don't fact check |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"1 Million vaccinations already done in the UK so far - and the roll-out of the Oxford Vaccine begins tomorrow (over half a million jabs delivered to centers).
I think we are doing well so far. "
We need to do a lot better |
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There's a lot of data on each vaccines effectiveness, which the regulator has reviewed, plus it's also in the public domain.
We won't know any specific individual's level of immunity, as it's not tested for.
The research evidence shows that immunity is acquired across a broad range of the population and that it prevents them acquiring infection that causes severe illness and death, to a fantastic extent. It doesn't mean that nobody who was vaccinated won't get seriously ill and die. Nor does it mean that they won't become infected if they make contact with the virus - if they do, they may produce a lower viral load and still shed this, to potentially infect others.
The data is available |
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"There are about 29 different vaccines currently either in use or undergoing trials around the world.
The main ones you hear about in the news are the Pfizer, Modena and Oxford AstraZenica ones.
Currently seeking Emergency FDA approval in the US is a Johnson & Johnson (produced by a its subsidiary Jensen). The UK government have ordered 20 million of this... If I remember correctly.
This is a one shot vaccine that only needs to be stored between 2 - 8 degrees centigrade. It is also different to the above approved vaccines as it uses DNA to target an immune response.... Anti vaxxers will have a field day over this one.
Though this technology has been used in vaccines for the Zika and Ebola viruses.
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The Janssen vaccine is using almost exactly the same approach as the Oxford one - a modified adenovirus with the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein gene inserted. They're testing a one dose regime rather than two. Otherwise, it's pretty much the same as Oxford, so no reason to be concerned about the vaccine design. |
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"How could a vaccine of been developed for a virus/illness/disease that has never been quantified/iscolated/identified, and was publicly declared unavailable for analysis ?
Source: CDC
I'm not a scientist, virologist, couldn't tell a bacteria from a virus but the quote from the CDC is almost verbatim to what I said in answer to friends and family as to why I will not be taking any vaccine. "
That initial claim, which is meaningless, has been propagated as propaganda, to frighten people.
The virus is fully quantified, its genome is known and thousands of its presence in people who are infected have been isolated, which is how we've managed to track its mutations, including the so-called new UK variant. Shared global databases exist that catalogue the many known variants.
The propaganda posts have become memes on fbook and other public spaces, including Fab - it cropped up as a new thread last week, for example. They usually are of the ilk of 'I made a Freedom of Information request to the Republic of Ireland/UK government, to confirm that they had an isolated sample of the virus... They refused my request, as they say they don't have it...'
Bacteria will have been isolated this way, as it's been standard since the late 1800s, when viruses were not then known of, let alone understood. Viruses are very different from bacteria, so processes are different and research processes have changed a lot in the 150 years or so, since the time when bacterial research was being developed and cell isolation was seen as appropriate.
In short, as viruses are not cellular bodies with similarity to bacteria, potentially not even recognised as living organisms, as bacteria are, we would need to evaluate them very differently. Appropriate scientifically accurate requests to responsible bodies, will be able to receive full and applicable responses. |
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"How could a vaccine of been developed for a virus/illness/disease that has never been quantified/iscolated/identified, and was publicly declared unavailable for analysis ?
Source: CDC
I'm not a scientist, virologist, couldn't tell a bacteria from a virus but the quote from the CDC is almost verbatim to what I said in answer to friends and family as to why I will not be taking any vaccine.
Again, this is a huge misinterpretation of what was said by the CDC.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN27633R
It amazes me that people don't fact check"
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"My parents get their second dose of the Pfizer vaccine on Sunday. One week later they should have 97% immunity. But no one has told them what this actually means. Will they be able to stop shielding and see their grandchildren ? "
As it stands at the moment nothing changes. You still have to do everything the same as you would with no vaccine. |
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"My parents get their second dose of the Pfizer vaccine on Sunday. One week later they should have 97% immunity. But no one has told them what this actually means. Will they be able to stop shielding and see their grandchildren ?
As it stands at the moment nothing changes. You still have to do everything the same as you would with no vaccine. "
Exactly, even after the vaccine a person can still be infected and can transmit the virus.
The restrictions of mask wearing, social distancing are forever  |
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As it stands at the moment nothing changes. You still have to do everything the same as you would with no vaccine.
So what is the point of being vaccinated if you still have to shield ?"
Vaccinated means the symptoms will be less if you catch the virus.
Shielding, social distancing and all restrictions still remain always after vaccination |
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As it stands at the moment nothing changes. You still have to do everything the same as you would with no vaccine.
So what is the point of being vaccinated if you still have to shield ?"
To reduce the chances of getting seriously ill/dying of SARS-CoV-2 infection. When enough people are vaccinated, rates of infection will decrease as it is people with symptoms who drive spread, on the whole. Vaccination isn't a golden bullet. Look how long it took to eradicate smallpox via vaccination. |
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