#Oxford

William Wall will be happy to take the vaccine

williamwallbook

THREAD I was really excited about the Oxford/Astrazeneca vaccine at the start, mainly because of commitment from the Oxford group to sell the vaccine at close to cost to developed

Ara Kassarjian, MD, FRCPC

akassarjian

FAI week! Parts 2 & 3 of Lisbon "trilogy" on FAI imaging Control Hip Hype!Part 1: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32405754/ Part 2: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33411052/ Part 3: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

ashishkjha

Really important news out of UKImportant for UK and the worldBut I have mixed feelings about the science hereSo what's the news?UK MHRA (their FDA) has authorized the Oxford Astra-Zeneca

Hilda Bastian, PhD

hildabast

Confirmation on the 78% for mild Covid-19 subgroup for Sinovac's inactivated vaccine CoronaVac: excluded people who didn't need medical care. Overall efficacy likely in the low 60s https://archive.vn/Ms4nM Depending on

Dr Duncan Robertson

Dr_D_Robertson

This is the evaluation report for the Innova lateral flow device tests that are currently being used in the Liverpool pilot.https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2020-11-11-oxford-university-and-phe-confirm-high-sensitivity-lateral-flow-tests-following

Exeter College JCR

ExeterJCR

If you're angry with the government's decisions about results, get involved with access work next term. This isn't a one off! Students from disadvantaged backgrounds are let down every single

Danyaal Raza

DanyaalRaza

An important conversation, but tough reality below.Bill Gates & his foundation have funded incredible, life changing Global Health work. However, Gates' commitment to patent rights & implications for COVID-19 vaccines

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wordsbyana

• private schools are bad• people who went to private school can recognise that private schools are bad• there’s a difference between working class scholarship/bursary kids vs non• (almost) everyone

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

NEW—A single dose of Oxford-AstraZeneca #COVID19 vaccine provided strong protection in trials after the first 22 days: 76% efficacy (days 22-90). Also, when 2nd shot were delayed by >3 months:

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

BREAKING—95%—new data from Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine shows 95% efficacy & is “100% effective” in preventing severe illness, says AZ CEO. That’s on par w/ Moderna & Pfizer. No official data yet,

Sarah Rosemary

SarahRosemary3

Update on the vaccine supply issues & confusing govt lines on this 1/2 @ks_1968 https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/indian-drugmaker-races-ahead-of-uk-in-providing-oxford-covid-19-vaccine-lgmd3pvqp 2/ ...previously CMOs for Scotland, Wal

Vedica Kant

vedicakant

I wasn't lying when I said I cried when I read about le Carre yesterday. His books mean so much to me that it's really hard to sum up. I

Daniel Hannan

DanielJHannan

Rhodes's generosity allowed thousands of young people to enjoy an education they could not otherwise have had. The first black student won a scholarship 5 years after his death. Why

Another Angry Woman

stavvers

Drug trials pause all the time when there's an adverse reaction. Frankly, it's miraculous we're already at this stage of testing a vaccine, and it's good to see they're not

Scott Shapiro

scottjshapiro

An American in Oxford taking a Set Theory courseThread 1/ When writing my dissertation in philosophy, I spent time in Oxford working with my supervisor Joseph Raz. For the fun

Mark Wallace

wallaceme

Encouraging that the policy for Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine appears to be moving to prioritise getting the crucial first dose to people.https://twitter.com/natashac/status/1344177494052769792 On that topic: https://twitter.com/jimbethell/sta

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