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You'll be waiting a very long time then...or at least you will for one that "works".I'm waiting for the vaccine.
You'll be waiting a very long time then...or at least you will for one that "works".I'm waiting for the vaccine.
The Oxford one should be here in July. Astrazeneca has started on its manufacture of billion vaccines order in India, as the trials have been 100% successful to date. They're testing further here and in Brazil. Well, October on their website now. Shopping will have to wait.You'll be waiting a very long time then...or at least you will for one that "works".
The Oxford one should be here in July. Astrazeneca has started on its manufacture of billion vaccines order in India, as the trials have been 100% successful to date. They're testing further here and in Brazil. Well, October on their website now. Shopping will have to wait.
Wow. How do you get to the front of the queue for the vaccine? I tried to get onto the trial and was rejected as I'm type 1.The testing for this is extremely fast, by comparison to other launches, as I understand things. Would you be happy to be in at the front of the queue for the vaccine?
Wow. How do you get to the front of the queue for the vaccine? I tried to get onto the trial and was rejected as I type 1.
Really I thought it was said supply should start at the end of 2020.The Oxford one should be here in July. Astrazeneca has started on its manufacture of billion vaccines order in India, as the trials have been 100% successful to date. They're testing further here and in Brazil. Well, October on their website now. Shopping will have to wait.
I'm waiting for the vaccine.
I suspect that might be the very very earliest conceivably possible. Most reports were saying September at the very earliest, not July. Personally I am not expecting to see it before the very end of December at the earliest, there are bound to be lots of snags and delays. Even then, it is to be hoped they will give it to our brave doctors and nurses first - that would be only right, especially after all the sacrifices they have made for us. Meanwhile, as there are no shops in my garden I shall be staying indoors.The Oxford one should be here in July. Astrazeneca has started on its manufacture of billion vaccines order in India, as the trials have been 100% successful to date. They're testing further here and in Brazil. Well, October on their website now. Shopping will have to wait.
They know it doesn't or didn't in the animal trials.How do they know it prevents infection of Covid
I suspect that might be the very very earliest conceivably possible. Most reports were saying September at the very earliest, not July. Personally I am not expecting to see it before the very end of December at the earliest, there are bound to be lots of snags and delays. Even then, it is to be hoped they will give it to our brave doctors and nurses first - that would be only right, especially after all the sacrifices they have made for us. Meanwhile, as there are no shops in my garden I shall be staying indoors.
Rather than derail this thread which is supposed to be about shopping I have started a new thread about the vaccine. The video I have posted might go some way to answering your questions.An early vaccine right now worries me. How are they conducting trials on real people? How do they know it prevents infection of Covid, and how long for? Are they subjecting these volunteers to the virus in order to do this? Are these volunteers across the board as far as age, co-morbitities, ethnic background go? What about long term side effects? As I said, the whole rush for this vaccine, and the competitive nature of the race to find one really worries me.
Rather than derail this thread which is supposed to be about shopping I have started a new thread about the vaccine. The video I have posted might go some way to answering your questions.
https://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/covid-19-vaccine.175103/