Current Affairs Covid-19 Vaccine would you take it?

Would you take a Covid-19 vaccine if/when its avalable

  • Yes

    Votes: 31 60.8%
  • No

    Votes: 4 7.8%
  • Maybe after enough time has passed, so i know there is no major side effects.

    Votes: 16 31.4%

  • Total voters
    51
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If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
A rushed vaccine is not always safe, swine flu vaccine caused narcolepsy among other side effects. I will get the vaccine when available but just read an article that a third of Irish adults said they wouldn't get it.
 
I think as long as 2/3 do get the vaccine it creates herd immunity, no?
I think that's around the mark, but you'd have to assume that alot of those who said they wouldn't take it, also wouldn't have their children take it. So the figure would be a less than 66%.
 
I’m not anti vax or anything like that (I had my flu jab in winter). But suffered badly from side effects to antibiotics last year which might make me a bit wary of a rushed vaccine (I know not exactly the same thing). I would have a good think about it before taking it
 
Thing is the science part of this isn’t rushed. They aren’t skipping steps in the testing.

Vaccines aren’t new. There has already been work on vaccines for coronaviruses. This speeds it up a bit.

It is rushed in that it is a priority. The usual lag between trials is gone. No corporate decision about whether it will make enough money to move research forward, etc. All the usual red tape is gone.

Additionally, even though the vaccine is still in trials, companies are already mass producing it so that as soon as it is cleared by FDA/UK equivalent, it can be put on the market. Huge financial risk that would otherwise not happen. Honestly this last part is huge in speeding things up
 
Thing is the science part of this isn’t rushed. They aren’t skipping steps in the testing.

Vaccines aren’t new. There has already been work on vaccines for coronaviruses. This speeds it up a bit.

It is rushed in that it is a priority. The usual lag between trials is gone. No corporate decision about whether it will make enough money to move research forward, etc. All the usual red tape is gone.

Additionally, even though the vaccine is still in trials, companies are already mass producing it so that as soon as it is cleared by FDA/UK equivalent, it can be put on the market. Huge financial risk that would otherwise not happen. Honestly this last part is huge in speeding things up

And when it has unforseen side effects whats the excuse then?
 
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