Moderna had found evidence for this too, back in December.https://twitter.com/jbkrell/status/1356951385561051136 …
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With all the data we have now I don’t think people can plausibly argue that we don’t have answers to this question anymore...
It's an answer. But, what are the consequences? Next I wonder what a 2/3 reduction buys you. From a US perspective, how does that compare to the expected increase in infectiousness when the UK variant takes over?
Really not an apples to apples comparison at all between what the Oxford results look at vs what's in that screen clip. Asymptomatic cases in a few-weeks' window vs reduction in all PCR positives over a 68-day period is far from the same thing.
Oh how I love that we are having a debate which dataset/vaccine, both with encouraging results, is better. This could be very, very different!
So, rather similar to the AZ https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3777268 … I don't know why they pick this result, of several, but 28 infections against 84 in the placebo group. Bit better statistics than Moderna, and authors chose to highlight the result.pic.twitter.com/pOEbIxdSDA
I've not tried to wade through all the numbers, but one commentator points out that the new 67% is larger than a 46% (with higher n) reported earlierhttps://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)32661-1/fulltext …
Thanks for posting it! Was struggling to lay my hands on it.
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