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I guess drones - But WHO issued a warning about frozen food and the virus so who knows what else could be carrying it.A lot more like a video game.
I guess drones - But WHO issued a warning about frozen food and the virus so who knows what else could be carrying it.A lot more like a video game.
They would have been told to move them along and deal with the accidentNot great for the trucks, but cops waving cars through with no checks..
We've never had mRNA vaccines before.Nobody should be concerned about how quick the vaccine has been developed, the worldwide effort has been unprecedented, a lot of research on SARS and MERS vaccines previously failed have informed the work and made it happen faster.
We will see more zoonotic diseases, lots of work based on what's happened in the last year going on to improve the response and resilience.
Any mention of concerns with population immunity to the pre-existing endemic coronaviruses ( common cold ) waning due to all the efforts to suppress COVID 19?Watching a webinar right now through work (CSIRO) on the vaccines from our top people working on it. Really interesting. Some takeaways I can paraphrase:
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Not commercially however they are also not entirely new, in the talk there was mention of what's said in the facts highlight box on this page.We've never had mRNA vaccines before.
Yeah we've doing an awesome job. Can't wait to see this continue
It wasn't mentioned.Any mention of concerns with population immunity to the pre-existing endemic coronaviruses ( common cold ) waning due to all the efforts to suppress COVID 19?
That was the University of Qld one. Apparently they used a protein from the HIV to make their Covid vaccine, and it was predicted that a potential downside was false positives for HIV. They were obviously disappointed by this as the efficacy looked promising.Something that was mentioned was the false HIV positive, which was for a particular test used widely in poorer countries where HIV is prevalent, being a driver for that one not going ahead.
Cool then no widespread mRNA data. Let’s see what happens.Not commercially however they are also not entirely new, in the talk there was mention of what's said in the facts highlight box on this page.
From what I gather (and not from the talk) previous mRNA vaccines were for diseases not as prevalent or infectious as COVID so they didn't get to market.
Something that was mentioned was the false HIV positive, which was for a particular test used widely in poorer countries where HIV is prevalent, being a driver for that one not going ahead.
It wasn't mentioned.
Wasn't much climate data 50 years ago either but science was right about that. Einstein had no data at all but just recently we got the data to prove gravitational waves. We'll see what happens, my money is on science being right, again.Cool then no widespread mRNA data. Let’s see what happens.
The science of the gaps argument.Wasn't much climate data 50 years ago either but science was right about that. Einstein had no data at all but just recently we got the data to prove gravitational waves. We'll see what happens, my money is on science being right, again.
Fine theory but that would require compliance so would never happen.What choice do we have? We could do a 4 week global lockdown and eradicate covid 19 or we rely on the science. Even though the testing time frames have been greatly reduced compared to the normal process, the sheer amount of brainpower and resources that have been thrown at the problem far exceeds what goes into your 'average' vaccine.
That's exactly right. The world is full of straightforward solutions, but selfishness and system complexity means we have to rely on science to save us.Fine theory but that would require compliance so would never happen.
I think we all know that one country could have applied summit's theory in 2019 and saved us all a lot of hassle.Fine theory but that would require compliance so would never happen.