What about the rest of the animal species.
No one knows what will happen if or when this virus jumps species.
It's better to not find out.
What about the rest of the animal species.
Better? Our kinda better? Lol. This thread is a toilet again. Sorry Brian. Not you.It's better to not find out.
Well there's your solution, give everybody half a shot today and the other half in 2 weeks time. Brilliant cost effective solution.This isn't what real world usage has been showing. The UK is on a strategy of vaccinating their entire population (or almost all of it) with one shot followed by the second that will follow 3 months later. With one shot in the books, their infection rate has been plummeting fast. If one shot is that effective, the delay to the second isn't an issue. Historically, booster shots have normally been a few months after the first shot - historically, that's what has been found most effective, and it is highly likely that it will be no different with this virus.
That isn't what was tested in the phase 3 trials, because the world needed something "pretty good" that could be used NOW, without spending years studying what would be the absolute statistically optimum way to do it.
What about the rest of the animal species. That's all good?
They killed a million+ Mink for no reason or for good reason
this thing come from humans or another species to begin with?
Kinda all depends on where you stand on that part.
That's one of the three plus vaccines we potentially have available.This isn't what real world usage has been showing. The UK is on a strategy of vaccinating their entire population (or almost all of it) with one shot followed by the second that will follow 3 months later. With one shot in the books, their infection rate has been plummeting fast. If one shot is that effective, the delay to the second isn't an issue. Historically, booster shots have normally been a few months after the first shot - historically, that's what has been found most effective, and it is highly likely that it will be no different with this virus.
That isn't what was tested in the phase 3 trials, because the world needed something "pretty good" that could be used NOW, without spending years studying what would be the absolute statistically optimum way to do it.
No one knows what will happen if or when this virus jumps species.
It's better to not find out.
Afaik, past experience. No studies on varied timing complete yet. Other vaccination protocols worked reasonably well from xx weeks to yy weeks between shots. Much bigger effect on community viral load if you can get the first shot in as many arms as possible as fast as possible than to have a far few number fully vaccinated. They picked a length to try to allow factories to ramp up by the time shot two was required.That's one of the three plus vaccines we potentially have available.
Did anybody see the answer as to why the feds picked 4 months as the spacing between shots?
Saw an article yesterday that had someone stating the only reason was the expected supply. Can't find that exact article today, though. I'll keep looking. Here's one news clip on it:Afaik, past experience. No studies on varied timing complete yet. Other vaccination protocols worked reasonably well from xx weeks to yy weeks between shots. Much bigger effect on community viral load if you can get the first shot in as many arms as possible as fast as possible than to have a far few number fully vaccinated. They picked a length to try to allow factories to ramp up by the time shot two was required.
Saw an article yesterday that had someone stating the only reason was the expected supply. Can't find that exact article today, though. I'll keep looking. Here's one news clip on it:
It was the college, mature student going back to school to change careers, learn something new, etc. Many people do that.A 31 year old student, who loved playing video games very sad.
... what grade would you be in when you are 31 years old? I had teachers younger then that.
It was the college, mature student going back to school to change careers, learn something new, etc. Many people do that.
What makes this worse than tragic for me, idiots killed him with their behaviour.
'But Canada's chief science adviser, Mona Nemer, says the decision to delay doses amounted to a "population level experiment."Of course there will be those who "question" the delayed-second-dose scenario - and I can understand the grounds for it: The actual scenario that was studied in phase 3 tests, manufacturer's recommendations, etc. The manufacturer can only state their recommendations on the grounds of what their phase 3 tests did. But then there's real-world experience ...
United Kingdom COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer
United Kingdom Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.www.worldometers.info
Yes, I did a degree in manufacturing engineering in my 40s for ***** and giggles.Poor guy. Just trying to make a better life for himself. I have mature students in some of my courses and they have a tough time integrating with the younger crowd. Almost all of them do very well as they are driven but it’s not an easy thing to do. This is tragic and needs to be posted up on every campus in the hopes that the minority of selfish idiots maybe think about their actions.
My wife and I did a week of surf camp in Oz. We were a decade older than the next oldest person and about 15 years older than most. It was fun but very strange being the old people. It would be hard to be in that environment for years.Poor guy. Just trying to make a better life for himself. I have mature students in some of my courses and they have a tough time integrating with the younger crowd. Almost all of them do very well as they are driven but it’s not an easy thing to do. This is tragic and needs to be posted up on every campus in the hopes that the minority of selfish idiots maybe think about their actions.