1/10: My latest thinking after speaking with several important people on our current vaccine dilemma.
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9/10: This might free up more mRNA vaccine for older populations and also help with transmission reduction. Another possibility, create more particle or recombinant protein vaccines through DPA?
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10/10: These are really tough decisions. I think the Biden Admin had a good plan in place for the nation to vaccinate by the fall, but now with the new variants looming we need to find a way to accelerate our national vaccination program.
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How can we stop spread without vaccinating younger people/kids?
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We don't need to if the disease is reduced in severity to a moderate flu.
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Absolutely agree.
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Where is the urgency from FDA?
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I’d be so grateful if my future daughter in laws , one with asthma,could get any vaccine soon. AZ sounds great. My sons, husband & I already fully vaccinated
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Another option is to start trials combining mRNA and viral-based vaccines. This will produce better efficacy (nAb + T cell immunity), and capacity too, since viral vectors can be easily scaled up (unlike mRNA and protein-based vaccines).
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This. Cuts onward transmissions by 67% immediately
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I've just had the AZ vaccine. The UK has approved it for all ages groups, and is not specifying under 65s. Second dose in 12 weeks. I was happy to have it because of the reduction in transmission rates.
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