#Trials

Liz Szabo

LizSzabo

@DrPaulOffit tells @JAMA_current he was totally surprised that both mRNA vaccines have 94-95% efficacy. In January, he said, "no one would have thought this was possible."#JAMAlive In his live interview,

Col Sanjay Sinha, YSM,SM (Retd)

sanjaysinha18G

Okay, so a thread on the devp of INSAS. The issues faced and the problems leading to its discard in a short time frame of 20 years. In this thread

Ray Armat, Ph.D.

RayArmat

1/5Important Unbiased Cautions About Genetic mRNA #Coronavirus Vaccines:1) They Genetically modify our cytoplasm to make the antigen, a COVID-looking Spike Protein which then triggers our OWN BODY's adaptive immune response

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ Where is the evidence the vaccines will save anyone's life?It's not in the clinical trials.I want to tell a story. It's about heart disease.https://twitter.com/DLeonhardt/status/1351211592831131648 2/ For generations heart di

Benjamin Mazer

BenMazer

My only mask RCT comment is that people complaining about low adherence of a pragmatic behavioral intervention are bonkers. You’re saying we need trials with perfect mask adherence so we

Paul Hughes

PaulWHughes

As a lawyer at a corporate law firm, I reject this view. Lawyers should be judged based on the legal principles that they advance for their clients. The analogy to

Samuel Brown

DrSamuelBrown

I've been hearing and thinking more about the Pfizer mRNA vaccine this morning. It does seem like this signal is likely to be real (there's not enough data in the

Debbie Hayton 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

DebbieHayton

Updated bio thread! I am a high school physics teacher who just happens to be trans. I also enjoy writing. Most of it is political, but not all. I've shared

Kadie Glenn

KadieGlenn

Most people want to land into the perfect job immediately. But, I think we create fulfilling worklives by aligning our values, skills and interests; that takes time and much trial

Matthew Lesh

matthewlesh

The biggest untold story of 2020 is that Moderna took just 48 hours in Jan to develop a 95% effective vaccine. It then took 11 months for vaccinations to begin

Defeated Bean

MJoeBean

(thread) I’m seeing too much misinformation about the vaccines on her daily. It has become so bad that I can’t stay silent on the topic. Working in the industry I

Anahita Kothari

AnahitaKothari1

The Bhopal Gas Tragedy has already caused a lot of ecological balance and loss of life but now they are being asked to participate in the Covaxin trials without taking

laura 🦘JUSTICE FOR BRANDON

ghostinonrepeat

what’s happening rn. (a thread) https://twitter.com/ghostinonrepeat/status/1337178793941872644 https://twitter.com/ghostinonrepeat/status/1337178520917839873 https://twitter.com/ghostinonrepeat/status/1337178032113594370 https://twitter.

Nintendeal

Nintendeal

Remaster - improving the graphics and/or sounds of something that has been releasedRemake - creating something new without using any (or very few) of the original graphics and/or soundsPort -

Kaspar Rufibach

numbersman77

1) Why do we run group-sequential trials in drug development? 2) How does the effect we power at relate to the effect(s) needed to stop?3) Is stopping such a trial

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Wow—Cuban government says it is on the brink of a successful #COVID19 vaccine invented in Cuba & mass production for export. 1 of 4 vaccines developed by Cuban scientists

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