#Vaccine

Dr. Nahid Bhadelia

BhadeliaMD

Some good resources from the @CDCgov ACIP meeting yesterday which may answer a couple of Pfizer vaccine questions out there. https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/pdfs/mm6950e2-H.pdfhttps://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/meetings/downloads/slid

Galloping Cats

gallopingcats

I feel like this would be more helpful 6 months from now and that this kind of thing AT THIS MOMENT only increases suspicion. Like, let vaccinations actually start happening

BLOG-ORATOR

OratorBlog

COVID Vaccine Trials: Rigged Benchmarks and Horrible Side EffectsWidespread and Serious Side Effects Everywhere in COVID Vaccine Trialshttps://tinyurl.com/y697ewwk there was an ‘unexplained illness’ in one of the volunteersThe Tri

The Times

thetimes

The Pfizer vaccine: what you need to knowBritain has become the first western nation to approve a Covid vaccine. Of the three to have reported results in the last month,

Areeq Chowdhury

AreeqChowdhury

The narrative on "BAME vaccine hesitancy" is flawed and based on weak data. Short thread on why I think we should reconsider our use of the phrase. Following anecdotal

Tyler Shandro

shandro

Alberta has administered over 100,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses. @AHS_media and our vaccination teams have been doing incredible work to vaccinate Albertans as quickly as possible, but we need more vaccine

Mitten d'Amour

MittenDAmour

Guys, I’ve been thinking about how this ‘rona vaccine has been created ‘too fast’. This was my initial reservation too. The thing is, yeah, if they had been making it

Teagan Wall, PhD

TeagWall

This is not a surprise. The fact that this, and how the vaccine works, has been communicated so poorly to the public, however, is a disgrace. Here's a quick "Explain

Eugene Gu, MD

eugenegu

Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine is made by artificially creating a messenger RNA sequence in the lab that instructs your own cells to put together the right amino acids in the right

Sarah Gower MD

GowerMD

Starting to get asked by patients if I’ll take a Covid vaccine when I get my chance and my answer has been 100% yes.I have been reading and following it

Mallory Ellingson

Muhellingson

We now have an approved COVID-19 vaccine, which is incredible news! But we still have a lot of work to do to improve confidence in these vaccines.https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/covid-vaccine-communication-campaign/2020/12/10/c825ad18

Ed Yong

edyong209

At the Atlantic, the peerless @sarahzhang has been leading our coverage of COVID-19 vaccines. Here's a thread of her amazing work. 1) A great big-picture look at the Moderna &

Misa

MisaJC

Since everyone begs to be educated on here, I am going to try my best to do so without sounding like a dick.Take the vaccine (here’s why)***Also if you’re an

Samuel Brown

DrSamuelBrown

I'm thinking more about the Pfizer vaccine (and grateful for those who have clarified some key points). First, I agree that early efficacy (right after the second injection) prevents infection

Monica Gandhi MD, MPH

MonicaGandhi9

Pfizer study shows vaccine should work against this B.1.1.7 UK and South Africa variant of SARS-CoV-2. mRNA sequence in Pfizer vaccine likely propietary but Pfizer took a virus with the

Ed MD

notdred

A thread on vaccine efficacy and why you should get whichever vaccine you're able to access, without stressing about "70% efficacy" or "95% efficacy". 1/10 "Vaccine efficacy" in these phase

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