#Vaccines

Matt McCarthy

DrMattMcCarthy

Vaccine Dilemma: When should volunteers who received placebo get the real thing? If vaccines are highly effective, it seems unethical to withhold inoculation from people who bravely volunteered for a

Michael Blackley

Mike_Blackley

Nicola Sturgeon was still blaming care home prioritisation for Scotland lagging behind England on the coronavirus vaccine today. Yet England has massively increased daily numbers over the last five days

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FourWinns298

1/The main vaccine candidates' race for approval is almost finished and now we need them all available to every country with open sharing of the processes for production, quality assurance,

Dr Ronan Glynn

ronan_glynn

News on #vaccines against #COVID19 is very encouraging. Its timely to remember the fantastic impact that other vaccines have had over the last 200 yrs in Ireland - apart from

Laurie Garrett

Laurie_Garrett

Jeff Zients and the @WhiteHouse #COVID19 team presented a status report this morning. First, from @CDCDirector Walensky, good news that the holiday surge in new cases, hospitalizations & even deaths

Dr. Tara C. Smith

aetiology

Raising this up into a thread because it's a concern I've been asked about more than once. It is certainly hard at times to defend an industry with a reputation

Dr Teck Khong

DrTeckKhong

Some mRNA vaccines encode not only the targeted protein antigen to elicit an immune response but also produce their own RNA-dependent RNA polymerase. Unknown possible risks of mRNA vaccines include

Steven Wedgeworth

Wedgetweets

I'm a moderate vaxxer. There are some that I think are sketchy or unnecessary, and fetal cell ethics is a real question, but still, a lot of vaccines are good

Ketan Joshi

KetanJ0

There's a lot of people who understand that making vaccination mandatory won't necessarily lead to the highest vaccination levels, but don't seem to be able to apply that caution to

sofia

aboutsylph

sharing this wonderful youtube comment about the whole letitia wright vaccine thing remember besties, educating >>>> cancelling people https://www.who.int/health-topics/vaccines-and-immunization#tab=tab_1 https://www.unicef.org/

Niall Conroy

NICU_doc_salone

Getting the whole world vaccinated against covid MUST be a priority. It’s unconscionable that close to zero people in low-income countries have been vaccinated so far. This is important to

Tobí Rachel

TobiRachel_

UK! It’s time to put your tweets where your mouth is! As of Sep 18, the government will say they “consulted the public” with plans to roll out unlicensed products,

Alex Wellstead

AlexWellstead

This weekend on @CBCTheHouse a Conservative MP said the best approach for vaccine procurement is not by diversifying agreements but by signing "one contract."...The Conservatives are now suggesting the best

Javier Lopez-Gonzalez

jlopezgonzalez1

Here is a thread (my first!) with some insights on how #trade might be leveraged to fight #COVID19 from our latest @OECDtrade policy note (with @SorescuSilvia and Andrea Andrenelli).https://read.oecd-ilibrary.org/view/?ref=1060_1060354-ie4a

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ As of Friday afternoon, @CDCgov had already learned of 3,150 people who'd received the vaccine had already been "unable to perform normal daily activities, unable to work, [or] required

Craig Garthwaite

C_Garthwaite

Let's be more more clear about costs and benefits of a slightly slower FDA review.First -- we must always keep in mind that the *primary* cause of delay for widespread

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