nope. i do not think so.
that's a very creative imagination that's running on overdrive.
unless!
there's an un-recognized weakest link somewhere... i.e., na-import nung vector from somewhere else, at nagkataon lang na may covided neighbor around to "blame"... or a careless downward flick of the face mask...
heh heh.
Last edited by dr. d; April 17th, 2021 at 10:01 AM.
A buddy of mine from high school was panicky yesterday because his kid needed hospitalization due to the covid19 disease. He was on standby the whole day friday waiting for several hospitals to give him the green light to bring his child over. Late afternoon na nung nagkaroon ng bakante daw.
Kaya kung sa akin lang, kapag may allocation na ng vax for you guys, best move is to avail of it na.
do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do
Last edited by baludoy; April 17th, 2021 at 09:44 AM.
Tsinovac data from Chile...Expectations vs reality
Chile Says Sinovac Is 80% Effective Against Death From Covid - BloombergSinovac Biotech Ltd.’s vaccine is 67% effective in preventing symptomatic Covid-19 infections and wards off 80% of fatalities from the disease, according to a Chilean government study published on Friday.
The report said the Sinovac vaccine was 85% effective against hospitalizations and 89% in preventing people from entering intensive care units. This is the first such evidence showing how well the Chinese shot can protect against Covid-19 after it’s been widely used in a population.
The Chilean health ministry study followed 10.5 million citizens enrolled in the country’s public health insurance system and included people that had received one dose, two doses and no dose at all. The efficacy figures were obtained 14 days after the second dose.
While 80% effectiveness against death is significant, “naturally, there is disappointment,” Rafael Araos, adviser to the sub-secretary of public health, told reporters. “Nevertheless, it’s always expected that real-life results come in lower than the result of a clinical study.”
Viruses are inanimate creatures, they will not move or fly. They will need an external force to make them move from one place to another.
If may galit sayo neighbor mong may covid, and uses a blower pointing at your window, the virus will still mostly disperse to the surrounding first before getting to your house. Some of it will die before reaching you.
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kasi bulok ang sariling bakuna nila and they want imported?
that's your point diba Sir?
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Sinovac works
real world data from Brazil and Chile shows it works but of course not at good as mRNA vaccines
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why china import biontech vaccine?
coz a china pharma company (Fosun) is an investor in biontech
naturally they have access to biontech's vaccine
why would they not want to use that privilege to get the vaccine?
if you're a shareholder of a hospital wouldn't you always have a room available when you need it?
Last edited by uls; April 17th, 2021 at 11:00 AM.
if you have majority rights to the hospital,
of course there's always a vacancy for you!
i even heard that a hospital once converted the boss's office into a hospital room with bed + accessories, to accomodate the boss.
it was the boss's idea of reverse "work from home", even when it was not yet in vogue at that time.
at that time naman, internet and cellphone were not household words yet.
and it's not as simple as just coz Fosun has rights to biontech's vaccine automatic allowed sa china yan
that vaccine still needs regulatory approval
wala pa imported covid vaccine approved sa china
lahat ng approved vaccine nila home grown
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