#Mrna

Nick

NStocks96

Here is a thread of some things cheddarflow helped me pick up early for you guys. Link in bio gives u free 1 week trial btw. $BIDU flow hot yesterday

David Boulware, MD MPH

boulware_dr

Early Data Show Moderna’s #Coronavirus Vaccine Is 94.5% Effective https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/16/health/Covid-moderna-vaccine.html?smid=tw-share #IDTwitter This is good news as: 1) Implies Antibody to Spike protein is protective; 2)

Daily Mail U.K.

DailyMailUK

Revealed: EVERYTHING you need to know about Pfizer's Covid vaccine+ How the 95% effective jab works+The list of hospitals ready to being roll-out+ How it costs five times more than

Adam W Gaffney

awgaffney

Just on a geeky scientific level, mRNA vaccine concept is very cool— coaxing our cells to take in small strips of short-lived genetic code that sit in their cytoplasm, that

Edward Nirenberg

ENirenberg

Hi guys. I just wanted to put a quick thread out here about a concern I'm seeing a lot today re vaccines for COVID-19 and their potential for long-term effects.

Dr. Simon ツ

goddeketal

Read the 'COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine BioNTech' Rolling Review report. It looks like the mRNA vaccine has only been tested on young male rhesus monkey and rats. Severe side-effects have been

Molly Jo! Jo! Jo!

ilikemints

ok so i guess i need to get this out of my system and maybe it'll help someone understand: the dumbass's guide to the covid-19 vaccine (as written by a

Dena Grayson, MD, PhD

DrDenaGrayson

BREAKING: Great news! @Pfizer says an early analysis of its #coronavirus vaccine trial by independent experts found the vaccine to be >90% effective in preventing #COVID19 in previously uninfected healthy

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

Remember: We DON'T actually have any clinical trial data on side effects or mortality risks of the mRNA vaccines in people over 80 (who are most #Covid deaths in many

Harry Crane

HarryDCrane

For many people, something just doesn't smell right about this vaccine. But they don't want to say it out loud. Worried about being seen as "crazy" (i.e. anti-vax).Met 3 people

Zachary Iles

zackisland

1) Tough yr 4 an optimist. I spent those first mths in spring just reading. Came out in May w/ 100% conviction that mRNA vaccines are the future Only

Jen Heemstra

jenheemstra

Vaccines usually take over 10 years to develop, test, and mass produce. But, scientists predict we could have an effective vaccine for Covid-19 by early 2021. How is this possible?

tails ✨🧚‍♀️

kokiritails

Alright i’ve done some research on the new COVID vaccine, here are some important things i’ve found! side note: this vaccine isn’t guaranteed to be a way out, and there

Prof. Akiko Iwasaki

VirusesImmunity

My first tweet of 2021 is going to be about 1 dose vs. 2 dose vaccine. I have tweeted in the past of the immunological advantages of a 2 dose

Emily Kopp

emilyakopp

The explanation is pretty simple:The ACIP and National Academies were concerned the vaccine would be less effective in people 65+ (often the case with flu shots). The DRAFT recommendations were

Dinesh S. Thakur

d_s_thakur

This is a limited point about availability of efficacy data for vaccines under development in the context of the approval for CovidShield and Covaxin in India. There have been many

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