Interesting thread, I’d forgotten JNJ was same design as AZ which could mean that AZ results were more a function of the design of the AZ study (especially the small sample size)
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ForeverBlue92
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My holiday for last year was rescheduled for this August coming - if we end up going can we just return and self isolate if required to our house or would we need to go into one of those government hotels?
Daft question but haven't a clue.
Daft question but haven't a clue.
Realistically nobody has a clue what’s going to happen at this point.
Personally I’m sceptical people will be going on foreign holidays this summer. And even if they do it will likely vary greatly depending on the destination.
peteblue
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Apparently you have to stay in a tent at the bottom of our garden. Now it’s a very nice tent and at £250 per night really is a bargain.....
Based on the price of Airbnb properties at the moment this is a veritable bargain.
ForeverBlue92
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Throw in a customary handjob and you have yourself a deal chief lol
I know you do. my point is, despite all the fears (because of a lack of data at testing stage which is now being rectified by more testing) there hasn't been any evidence so far of it not working as it should.
Agree on the borders like but the UK variant has shown up in Canada in people with no links to travel or travellers in six weeks and also same goes for SA variant popping up here.
Just cause it was found in one place doesn't necessarily mean it came from there. But, for what it's worth, I blame cockneys.
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Pfizer:
Essentially, the South African Strain is a massive, risk, concern and worry.
Looking good so far
Fauci says 'no red flags' seen in 10,000 pregnant women who've received Covid shots so far
Since the authorization of the Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines in December, over 10,000 pregnant women have gotten the shots, Fauci said.
Again though, and this isn't having a dig, the main priority is stopping people getting seriously ill from any strain - which these vaccines do, even with the SA strain (though to less effect so far?).
If that is achieved, then it buys time for health systems to be able to treat people and it also buys time for vaccine manufacturers to tweak the medicine.
Which is why @ForeverBlue92 's point about stopping the vaccine in some cases just seems counter-productive.
Stop people getting seriously ill - that's the priority.
Anyway, hope you're feeling better after the second dose of Pfizer, mate!
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