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Ha ha ha ha! Would have responded earlier but was at gym last night doing my regular circuit. Can't be bothered opening up the mask debate again - others will judge you. Amazing to think that with the eyes of the world on them and the rigorous testing and approval processes that a drug company would not test a vaccine on the very people who are dying from the virus. Children are a different matter.

I'm sure a few folk will bunch together and pay any transfer fee for your move to another bored - just let us know which one you think you would fit in with.
I’m sure they’re are, then you can all sit round and sagely nod in agreement with each other while posting your nonsense.

Good to see your “long covid” has gone away and one less for the clinics to worry about, who’d have thought people recover from a virus.
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Bimbowomxn wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:24 am
Good to see your “long covid” has gone away and one less for the clinics to worry about
Link?
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Sandstorm wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:25 am
Bimbowomxn wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:24 am
Good to see your “long covid” has gone away and one less for the clinics to worry about
Link?

“doing my regular circuit.”
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Sandstorm wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:25 am
Bimbowomxn wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:24 am
Good to see your “long covid” has gone away and one less for the clinics to worry about
Link?
Just Bimbotwat's attempt at a barbed comment or even a joke but who knows? For info - I developed a pulmonary embolism post a bout of covid19 and was hospitalised for 4 days. I made reference to this and the impact of long term effect of covid19 on folks health as being just as big an issue as deaths from covid for our society, NHS and economy. Of course Bimbotwat knew better, why did I think otherwise? However he is now, as he was in the past, just plain wrong! I am physically and mentally very well (I am not sure Bimbotwat can claim the latter) but as a result will be on blood thinners for a considerable period/life due to the impact of covid19 - it wasn't 'long covid', it has not gone away and I have a clinic appointment in January.

Is there a mental health helpline we can refer Bimbotwat too ... for his own good?
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dpedin wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:44 am
Sandstorm wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:25 am
Bimbowomxn wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:24 am
Good to see your “long covid” has gone away and one less for the clinics to worry about
Link?
Just Bimbotwat's attempt at a barbed comment or even a joke but who knows? For info - I developed a pulmonary embolism post a bout of covid19 and was hospitalised for 4 days. I made reference to this and the impact of long term effect of covid19 on folks health as being just as big an issue as deaths from covid for our society, NHS and economy. Of course Bimbotwat knew better, why did I think otherwise? However he is now, as he was in the past, just plain wrong! I am physically and mentally very well (I am not sure Bimbotwat can claim the latter) but as a result will be on blood thinners for a considerable period/life due to the impact of covid19 - it wasn't 'long covid', it has not gone away and I have a clinic appointment in January.

Is there a mental health helpline we can refer Bimbotwat too ... for his own good?


You tried to link your own condition to a discussion about “long covid” and now we thankfully see that it’s clear up with exercise and a “short” amount of time. He just kinda forgot he was so mopeish .

It’s good to see that long 4 days in hospital weren’t wasted and your now able to make diagnosis across the Internet. :wave:
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Please
One and all
Don't make this thread stink
Argue somewhere else children.
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dpedin wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:44 am

Just Bimbotwat's attempt at a barbed comment or even a joke but who knows? For info - I developed a pulmonary embolism post a bout of covid19 and was hospitalised for 4 days. I made reference to this and the impact of long term effect of covid19 on folks health as being just as big an issue as deaths from covid for our society, NHS and economy. Of course Bimbotwat knew better, why did I think otherwise? However he is now, as he was in the past, just plain wrong! I am physically and mentally very well (I am not sure Bimbotwat can claim the latter) but as a result will be on blood thinners for a considerable period/life due to the impact of covid19 - it wasn't 'long covid', it has not gone away and I have a clinic appointment in January.

Is there a mental health helpline we can refer Bimbotwat too ... for his own good?
A young extremely healthy person in my family was denied giving blood plasma on Monday owing to high blood pressure and slightly erratic heart rate. He was in hospital back a little before Covid, a rugby incident, and there were no problems then with heart rate or BP so there is a known baseline, but he did test positive for Covid back in April/May, and now seemingly he might have some problems. His only symptoms from Covid were comparable to a strong cold for 3-4 days.

Obviously this might not be long Covid, but he looks like the exact sort of person you'd not expect to have heart problems, given recent normal tests and being young, slim, and probably not smashing it on the exercise front since the rugby incident but at least doing moderate exercise. And he's basically been stuck at home eating healthy food and not being able to go out drinking with mates post contracting Covid
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Dido Harding told by Dido Harding to self isolate
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I see that the test and trace app works for Dido, who is now self isolating. Presumably, things are running much better in her absence
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My son's reception year group has been tipped out of school as a staff member in their bubble tested positive.

Going to be a long two weeks.
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Rhubarb & Custard wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:25 am
dpedin wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:44 am

Just Bimbotwat's attempt at a barbed comment or even a joke but who knows? For info - I developed a pulmonary embolism post a bout of covid19 and was hospitalised for 4 days. I made reference to this and the impact of long term effect of covid19 on folks health as being just as big an issue as deaths from covid for our society, NHS and economy. Of course Bimbotwat knew better, why did I think otherwise? However he is now, as he was in the past, just plain wrong! I am physically and mentally very well (I am not sure Bimbotwat can claim the latter) but as a result will be on blood thinners for a considerable period/life due to the impact of covid19 - it wasn't 'long covid', it has not gone away and I have a clinic appointment in January.

Is there a mental health helpline we can refer Bimbotwat too ... for his own good?
A young extremely healthy person in my family was denied giving blood plasma on Monday owing to high blood pressure and slightly erratic heart rate. He was in hospital back a little before Covid, a rugby incident, and there were no problems then with heart rate or BP so there is a known baseline, but he did test positive for Covid back in April/May, and now seemingly he might have some problems. His only symptoms from Covid were comparable to a strong cold for 3-4 days.

Obviously this might not be long Covid, but he looks like the exact sort of person you'd not expect to have heart problems, given recent normal tests and being young, slim, and probably not smashing it on the exercise front since the rugby incident but at least doing moderate exercise. And he's basically been stuck at home eating healthy food and not being able to go out drinking with mates post contracting Covid
Actually just found out my cousin, she's 38, who had it about 6 weeks ago has developed some severe lung problems, can't even walk down to the shops etc. Bastard thing.
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Longshanks wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:35 am Dido Harding told by Dido Harding to self isolate
........................and never to return!!!!
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SaintK wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:44 am
Longshanks wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:35 am Dido Harding told by Dido Harding to self isolate
........................and never to return!!!!
And quite wonderfully shows the app took 5 days to find her
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Bimbowomxn wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:49 am
SaintK wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:44 am
Longshanks wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:35 am Dido Harding told by Dido Harding to self isolate
........................and never to return!!!!
And quite wonderfully shows the app took 5 days to find her

I think it shows that it's taken 5 days for whoever was infected to get their positive test result and post it on the app. They possibly took a test on Monday, got the results yesterday, enetred them on the app last noght, which triggered her alert based on being in contact with them 5 days ago
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Longshanks wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:35 am Dido Harding told by Dido Harding to self isolate
John Penrose too then...?
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Slick wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 8:43 am
Paddington Bear wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 7:51 am
JPNZ wrote: Tue Nov 17, 2020 8:07 pm Really feel for the UK posters who look like they will be having a lockdown Christmas this year. That Dec 2nd date will surely be extended on current numbers.

For some of us, not having to see our extended families is a blessing...

Joyous big family Christmas gatherings have always struck me as very Hollywood.
I can understand that for you :razz:
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Insane_Homer wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:56 am
Longshanks wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:35 am Dido Harding told by Dido Harding to self isolate
John Penrose too then...?
He had a notification at the weekend. As I understand the rules, you don;t have to self isolate if someone you live with has had a notification to self isolate.
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Saint wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 11:03 am
Insane_Homer wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:56 am
Longshanks wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:35 am Dido Harding told by Dido Harding to self isolate
John Penrose too then...?
He had a notification at the weekend. As I understand the rules, you don;t have to self isolate if someone you live with has had a notification to self isolate.
Which is logical considering the incubation period
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Immunity to the Coronavirus May Last Years, New Data Hint
Blood samples from recovered patients suggest a powerful, long-lasting immune response, researchers reported.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/17/heal ... unity.html
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:clap: :lol:
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Bimbowomxn wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:52 am
dpedin wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:44 am
Sandstorm wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:25 am

Link?
Just Bimbotwat's attempt at a barbed comment or even a joke but who knows? For info - I developed a pulmonary embolism post a bout of covid19 and was hospitalised for 4 days. I made reference to this and the impact of long term effect of covid19 on folks health as being just as big an issue as deaths from covid for our society, NHS and economy. Of course Bimbotwat knew better, why did I think otherwise? However he is now, as he was in the past, just plain wrong! I am physically and mentally very well (I am not sure Bimbotwat can claim the latter) but as a result will be on blood thinners for a considerable period/life due to the impact of covid19 - it wasn't 'long covid', it has not gone away and I have a clinic appointment in January.

Is there a mental health helpline we can refer Bimbotwat too ... for his own good?


You tried to link your own condition to a discussion about “long covid” and now we thankfully see that it’s clear up with exercise and a “short” amount of time. He just kinda forgot he was so mopeish .

It’s good to see that long 4 days in hospital weren’t wasted and your now able to make diagnosis across the Internet. :wave:
WTF?
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Ymx wrote: Sun Nov 15, 2020 9:07 am The anti bimbo rhetoric is so unbelievably lame these days.
I agree, it was mind numbingly obvious what was meant by 'Good news' but the lets abuse Bimbo bandwagon is so out of control they couldn't help themselves but jump aboard...
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JPNZ wrote: Tue Nov 17, 2020 8:07 pm Really feel for the UK posters who look like they will be having a lockdown Christmas this year. That Dec 2nd date will surely be extended on current numbers.
Prof Gabriel Scally, a visiting professor of public health of the University of Bristol and a member of the Independent Sage group of experts, said he had little hope that the latest lockdown will quash the spread of the virus, given the spring lockdown had little effect in reducing infection levels in some parts of England.

“We know that the [last] and even more severe lockdown did not get the virus under control, so how can we expect that this will bring the virus under control given that some things have not changed?” he argued.

“How can we be in a good place by Christmas? I think it is impossible,”
Yeah, like that is going to happen. they are already talking about a 5 day 'mixing households bubble' over Christmas. its that or criminalise the whole of the UK :lolno: :lolno:
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Insane_Homer wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 11:11 am

:clap: :lol:
Nah, ain't going to happen, not in these Cronyvirus times
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Cronyvirus
Very good
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Pfizer vaccine looking very safe

"BREAKING—Updated results from Pfizer said it’s #COVID19 vaccine is 95% effective (vs 90% in previous early results) and had no serious side effects. 94% effective in older adults. Of 170 cases, 162 in placebo. Of 10 severe, 9 in placebo. This is HUGE!!"

Basically suggesting that it's all likely placebo in that trial. OK, no doubt there's going to be more when it gets bigger, but that's an awesome result. Does anyone have a breakdown of how many doses of each vaccine the UK has already bought (if it comes with info on how far up the queue we are too that'd be nice...).
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I'm guessing the degree his daddy bought him wasn't in Mathematics.

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Insane_Homer wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 12:27 pm I'm guessing the degree his daddy bought him wasn't in Mathematics.

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Knowing there a two more series in one number than the other is fairly advanced, and still he's moved that decimal place along for one of those extra zeroes so frankly he's 50% correct
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Rhubarb & Custard wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 12:57 pm so frankly he's 50% correct
yup, in a Blackadder sort of half right.
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Raggs wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 12:14 pm Pfizer vaccine looking very safe

"BREAKING—Updated results from Pfizer said it’s #COVID19 vaccine is 95% effective (vs 90% in previous early results) and had no serious side effects. 94% effective in older adults. Of 170 cases, 162 in placebo. Of 10 severe, 9 in placebo. This is HUGE!!"

Basically suggesting that it's all likely placebo in that trial. OK, no doubt there's going to be more when it gets bigger, but that's an awesome result. Does anyone have a breakdown of how many doses of each vaccine the UK has already bought (if it comes with info on how far up the queue we are too that'd be nice...).

AstraZeneca - 100m doses. Effectively first in the queue
Pfizer - 40m doses, first couple of million delivered possibly before Christmas
Novavax - 60m doses, currently in Phase III, results not expected till Jan/Feb
Valneva - 60m doses, delivery in H2 2021
GSK/Sanofi - 60m doses, expected to move to Phase III in December
Jansen - 30m doses
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Raggs wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 12:14 pm Pfizer vaccine looking very safe

"BREAKING—Updated results from Pfizer said it’s #COVID19 vaccine is 95% effective (vs 90% in previous early results) and had no serious side effects. 94% effective in older adults. Of 170 cases, 162 in placebo. Of 10 severe, 9 in placebo. This is HUGE!!"

Basically suggesting that it's all likely placebo in that trial. OK, no doubt there's going to be more when it gets bigger, but that's an awesome result. Does anyone have a breakdown of how many doses of each vaccine the UK has already bought (if it comes with info on how far up the queue we are too that'd be nice...).
Excellent news!

'In the trial, 42% of all participants are from diverse ethnic backgrounds and 41% are aged between 56 and 85 years old.'

This should reassure Bimbo?
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Saint wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:15 pm
Raggs wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 12:14 pm Pfizer vaccine looking very safe

"BREAKING—Updated results from Pfizer said it’s #COVID19 vaccine is 95% effective (vs 90% in previous early results) and had no serious side effects. 94% effective in older adults. Of 170 cases, 162 in placebo. Of 10 severe, 9 in placebo. This is HUGE!!"

Basically suggesting that it's all likely placebo in that trial. OK, no doubt there's going to be more when it gets bigger, but that's an awesome result. Does anyone have a breakdown of how many doses of each vaccine the UK has already bought (if it comes with info on how far up the queue we are too that'd be nice...).

AstraZeneca - 100m doses. Effectively first in the queue
Pfizer - 40m doses, first couple of million delivered possibly before Christmas
Novavax - 60m doses, currently in Phase III, results not expected till Jan/Feb
Valneva - 60m doses, delivery in H2 2021
GSK/Sanofi - 60m doses, expected to move to Phase III in December
Jansen - 30m doses
It is all looking very good with vaccine supply. Major problems will be logistics, particularly if vaccines have a significant storage requirement or shelf life, and workforce.

Logistics should be sorted out if army get involved, please don't let Deliottes anywhere near it!

Workforce is a major problem - NHS is already under pressure due to increased number of cases of covid19 during winter, they have the usual winter pressures to deal with plus are trying desperately to catch up with huge backlog patients built up during the first wave. Also many staff are just burnt out, need time off and have built up significant backlog of annual leave they have been unable to take this year. Difficult choices will have to be made about where/how to deploy staff - there was already a significant shortage of staff prior to the virus.
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I'm assuming the Army will run the UK roll out - they seem to be the most competent of anyone in the public sector.
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Paddington Bear wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:31 pm I'm assuming the Army will run the UK roll out - they seem to be the most competent of anyone in the public sector.
The Army might co-ordinate some logistics, but that's as far as it would go - administering the vaccine will need to be handled by nurses/doctors/trained pharmacists
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Saint wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:35 pm
Paddington Bear wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:31 pm I'm assuming the Army will run the UK roll out - they seem to be the most competent of anyone in the public sector.
The Army might co-ordinate some logistics, but that's as far as it would go - administering the vaccine will need to be handled by nurses/doctors/trained pharmacists
Yes of course, that's what I meant.
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Paddington Bear wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:31 pm I'm assuming the Army will run the UK roll out - they seem to be the most competent of anyone in the public sector.
If you have faith in something that's good thing, just perhaps don't look into any army procurement, cover up of racism and rape, the odd wrong person killed and that sort of thing.
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When is the AZ vaccine expected? It was one of the furthest ahead wasn't it, not heard much on it recently? That'll be the game changer for the UK you'd think.
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dpedin wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:16 pm
Raggs wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 12:14 pm Pfizer vaccine looking very safe

"BREAKING—Updated results from Pfizer said it’s #COVID19 vaccine is 95% effective (vs 90% in previous early results) and had no serious side effects. 94% effective in older adults. Of 170 cases, 162 in placebo. Of 10 severe, 9 in placebo. This is HUGE!!"

Basically suggesting that it's all likely placebo in that trial. OK, no doubt there's going to be more when it gets bigger, but that's an awesome result. Does anyone have a breakdown of how many doses of each vaccine the UK has already bought (if it comes with info on how far up the queue we are too that'd be nice...).
Excellent news!

'In the trial, 42% of all participants are from diverse ethnic backgrounds and 41% are aged between 56 and 85 years old.'

This should reassure Bimbo?


The upper age range certainly does.
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Raggs wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:59 pm When is the AZ vaccine expected? It was one of the furthest ahead wasn't it, not heard much on it recently? That'll be the game changer for the UK you'd think.
Imminently is the word. All 3 entered Phase III at roughly the same stage, but I think Pfizer and Moderna may have recruited test subjects faster (also, AZ started in the UK when there wasn't much Covid around - the other 2 were in the US where they've had much higher amounts of Covid all the way through, so they were more likely to reach the threshold numbers for the trial faster).

Assuming AZ is succesful; it's a global game changer - significantly cheaper (around a 10th of the price), simpler logistics, etc.

The mRNA stuff though is the long term game-changer for all vaccine development, as well as potentially an answer to Cancer
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Saint wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 2:50 pm
Raggs wrote: Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:59 pm When is the AZ vaccine expected? It was one of the furthest ahead wasn't it, not heard much on it recently? That'll be the game changer for the UK you'd think.
Imminently is the word. All 3 entered Phase III at roughly the same stage, but I think Pfizer and Moderna may have recruited test subjects faster (also, AZ started in the UK when there wasn't much Covid around - the other 2 were in the US where they've had much higher amounts of Covid all the way through, so they were more likely to reach the threshold numbers for the trial faster).

Assuming AZ is succesful; it's a global game changer - significantly cheaper (around a 10th of the price), simpler logistics, etc.

The mRNA stuff though is the long term game-changer for all vaccine development, as well as potentially an answer to Cancer
You know more about this than me so - am I right in saying that trial length isn’t a certain amount of time, it’s determined by the number of infections in the trial group? And that’s why the AZ trial starting in the UK when rates were lower will take longer?
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