China Corona Virus Outbreak

[BratPAQ]

I watch the video of Nas daily and according to him things will not be normalize for at least 2 more years. Should we not be optimistic for the vaccine be made available to us early next year? so that we can remove our face mask and face shield and breathe again freely.

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I'm trying to recall kung anong sakit ang naalis na ng vaccine sa pinas and how long did it take. Then adjust that time to how bigger this Covid-19 is. I believe this disease will be here in PH for a long time. And most people would still wear face mask long after the pandemic is gone.

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[uls]

many have impression or expectation a vaccine will solve everything

tingin ko malabo

it's not like measles vaccine where 1 shot gives you lifelong immunity

[uls]

Off the top of my head the only disease that has been wiped out by vaccine is smallpox

Polio almost pero bumalik

mga childhood vaccines (diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, measles, mumps, rubella)

those are effective in preventing diseases that extended our lifespan

before childhood vaccines many kids don't make it to adulthood kaya dati kailangan manganak ng 12 para meron ilan umabot

now you can have 1 or 2 kids only

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many have impression or expectation a vaccine will solve everything

tingin ko malabo

it's not like measles vaccine where 1 shot gives you lifelong immunity

Bettee than nothing, labor making annual vaccination pa yan parang flu shots. Ok pa rin


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[boybi]

I watch the video of Nas daily and according to him things will not be normalize for at least 2 more years. Should we not be optimistic for the vaccine be made available to us early next year? so that we can remove our face mask and face shield and breathe again freely.

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Most of the vaccines being developed may be approved before the year ends, and available for manufacturing by early next year. But the question is, when will it be available in mass quantities here in the Philippines and other developing countries?

[Ketib]

Bettee than nothing, labor making annual vaccination pa yan parang flu shots. Ok pa rin


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[Monseratto]

Most of the vaccines being developed may be approved before the year ends, and available for manufacturing by early next year. But the question is, when will it be available in mass quantities here in the Philippines and other developing countries?

For sure many private hospitals will have them available and desperate people will pay for them...

[Ketib]

Kahit nakapag vaccine na ang iba. I know, mag Facemask pa rin sila. Kasabay na ng posporo, candy ang Fmask sa tindahan ni aling Nina.

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[dr. d]

I'm trying to recall kung anong sakit ang naalis na ng vaccine sa pinas and how long did it take.k

smallpox. although it is still seen in isolated areas in other parts of the globe like sub-saharan africa..
polio. well, almost. and it needs constant vaccination, lest it upsurges. the classic polio victim that we have in our minds, is but 10% of the breadth of polio. the rest range from mild to asymptomatic. as i remember, the number of polio cases went up shortly after parents refused vaccination as a result of the denggoyvaxia affair.
many childhood viral illnesses are uncommon nowadays, because of vaccination.
tetanus used to be commonplace. not so common now. notice that most hospitals prescribe tetanus vaccine and antibody shots when one acquires a "potentially dirty wound".

constant vaccination is needed, as there are always pockets of remaining illness here and there, waiting to be re-awakened. we need the vaccines to hold up our herd immunity.

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