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Data to understand the big global problems and research that helps to make progress against them. • Founder of @OurWorldInData • Researcher at @UniOfOxford

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    Max Roser‏Verified account @MaxCRoser 25 Feb 2021

    How can we bring this pandemic to an end as quickly as possible? How can we provide vaccines for people everywhere? To all of you who are interested in these two questions I’d recommend this new paper just published in Science: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/early/2021/02/24/science.abg0889 …

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    • Robert Pezer Onur Arda Tan 🏳️‍🌈 Bo Laurent Andrew Dawson kinedakin twentyfoursevenº Mike Dra Anna M-M Haagse Insider🕵🏻‍♂️
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      1. Qeios‏ @qeios 25 Feb 2021
        Replying to @MaxCRoser

        Wow! Can't wait to read it! 💪👏📖📖

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      1. mskathleenquinn‏ @mskathleenquinn 25 Feb 2021
        Replying to @MaxCRoser @InfectiousDz

        Why not do what Australia and other democracies did with public health if you want the pandemic over quickly? Vaccines and capitalism cannot do it faster, not even close.

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      1. Pete‏ @iPeteP 25 Feb 2021
        Replying to @MaxCRoser

        Thanks. I didn't read the entire article because I have trouble understanding unexplained differences in states in the usa: those that strictly locked down vs those that didn't lock down. My conclusion: we still don't precisely know how this is spread.

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      1. Pete‏ @iPeteP 25 Feb 2021
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        Further, it seems likely covid deaths are over stated as are infections. Given these "constraints" to understanding exactly what we are dealing with it seems a cost benefit analysis is little more than an exercise.

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      2. Louis Wu  🇵🇸‏ @LouisWu1992 26 Feb 2021
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        We need to vaccinate the world, not just rich countries.

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      3. Max Roser‏Verified account @MaxCRoser 26 Feb 2021
        Replying to @LouisWu1992

        Exactly. That’s what this article is about.

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      2. Dr Maia King‏ @_Maia_King 26 Feb 2021
        Replying to @MaxCRoser

        The answers to the two questions are not the same. Vaccines can only be part of the solution. They cannot end the pandemic on their own. They would have the biggest impact as part of an overall strategy to control and then eliminate the virus, including NPIs and FTTIS: #ZeroCovid

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      3. Arthur Baker‏ @AW_Baker 26 Feb 2021
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        I completely agree that in the meantime we need those things. But once everyone is vaccinated, and we have the capacity to re-vaccinate in response to New variants, surely that would end the pandemic (as we know it) would be over? Is global elimination really feasible anyway?

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      1. Maureen R, MPH‏ @IndySpiritus 26 Feb 2021
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        Yes, it's just the wake-up call still needed by far too many. Otherwise, the pandemic forecast of the late psychic Sylvia Browne may come to pass, not ending until early 2030.

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      1. Gordon Mohr ꧁ 👁 👁꧂‏ @gojomo 27 Feb 2021
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        any thoughts on this far-outsider perspective that mRNA data already hints tiny doses+boosters are enough for 90%-plus efficacy - making existing mRNA production enough to vax 2B per month, via improved dosing?https://twitter.com/gojomo/status/1365375115110703105 …

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        Gordon Mohr ꧁ 👁 👁꧂ @gojomo
        hero @Rain_Falls_Down gave J&J VRBPAC 3m case for how far-lower doses of mRNA vax still show immense immune boost on 2nd dose, even if tiny. thus we could stretch existing production to vaccinate 2 *billion* people worldwide in 1 month. here's his 10m vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nql2iwFQpIY …
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