#Pfizer

Ant Stanley #BLM

IamStan

Asking the NHS to be ready is hardly planning. Distribution of the vaccine is a mammoth task in it's own.https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1326063409092235265 Obviously the German's are already on it. They've already got

Holly Fernandez Lynch (she/her)

HollyLynchez

Clearest explanation I have seen to date on how Pfizer plans to handle its placebo participants. Posted in the FDA EUA decision memo, which seems to have been posted since

World Health Organization (WHO)

WHO

Safe & effective vaccines are a powerful tool in fight against #COVID19 virus.WHO welcomes announcement on the efficacy results of @pfizer @BioNTech_Group vaccine candidate - especially on its effectiveness in

Russia, if you’re listening...

mathvink

Very encouraging.Only downside of this vaccine (and Pfizer’s, which is also messenger RNA-based) is that it apparently still needs two doses to achieve this level of protection.https://twitter.com/cnnbrk/status/1328308048402784262 Side ef

Hitanshu Gandhi

free_rider

Read it in reverseWhen we know that Covaxin is effective in generating the immune system response and cases are surging and Covishield volume isn't enough, then it is better to

Stephen Smartt

SteveSmartt

On the question of one dose or two for the COVID vaccines. I think it's the right call to delay the 2nd dose from 3 weeks to ~12. Concerns from

Dana Fried

leftoblique

TL;DR: The vaccine is the opposite of wearing a mask.(Explanation follows.)https://twitter.com/nataliexdean/status/1357011532106792960 Data seem to show that the vaccine will slow but not stop the spread of Covid-19; what it will

John Lam - It's OK!

john_lam

THREAD 1. Today's announcement of the 90% efficacy of the Pfizer vaccine, BNT162b2, from preliminary analysis of their Phase 3 study was more great news today. So I'm writing this

Andrew Flood 👨🏻‍💻📝🕺

andrewflood

Covid-19 vaccine candidate is 90% effective, says manufacturer - mass roll out will take a while but if 90% holds this certainly makes a huge differencehttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/09/covid-19-vaccine-candidate-effective-pfize

David Juurlink

DavidJuurlink

This report of a physician who died after receiving COVID vaccine offers a useful lesson in the importance of thinking more critically about does and what does not constitute a

Andrey Zarur

andreyzarur

Mutations to the Covid-19 virus in the UK are worrying, but not surprising. There are thousands of known mutations to the virus, it was only a matter of time before

Jim Al-Khalili

jimalkhalili

1/6 We need clear, transparent information on issue of delaying the 2nd Pfizer jab from 3 weeks to 12 weeks. Pfizer don't know if this is a good idea because

PELHAM3

DamoPelham3

FOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT The Chinese BSL4 in Wuhan is owned by Glaxosmithkline who (by coincidence) owns Pfizer which stands to make $2.5 billion off the American Government alone.

Anne Huang| 黃安安

drannehuang

1/ At this time, we don’t yet have data showing if Pfizer-BioNTech mRNA COVID-19 #vaccine can prevent asymptomatic infection *or* transmission of the virus SARS-CoV-2.We only have data showing

Zoë McLaren, PhD

ZoeMcLaren

I'm very optimistic about US vaccine supply in the coming months. The bottom line is that the Trump administration left a lot of money on the table. It won't be

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

Why the Pfizer vaccine news is great: 1) The fact that it worked. After all this was new unproven technology. Could have fallen flat. 2) The huge magnitude of benefit.

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