Ano yan mga pinopost nyo mga antimask antivaccer na namatay.
Ako i dont care about the american politics. Pero ako buhay as of august 30,2021, time 14.58 at mayabang pa![]()
This is what I know.
As long as the vax currently produced by a pharma is capable of cross protecting against the known strains, no variant specific strain will be manufactured. If they see that a variant emerges that is observed to be resistant to the existing vaxs, then they will come up with new ones. Those are with conventional/traditional vax. I heard the mRNA are easier to manufacture & less dangerous. No more culturing the virus.
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I have former classmates who are also right wing. They always claim that studies on this or that, articles of this or that are are being censored or taken down by big pharmas to suppress the truth. Those thing don’t really happen nowadays unless they are false news.
I wonder how they would react if you ask them “if I do indeed listen to you & not get my loved ones vaxxed & they do come up with covid, will you be responsible?”
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yes sa mRNA vax they don't need the actual virus, only the code of the spike
Making each new version of the vaccine can take only weeks. “If you have the sequence, then we are able in principle to make the vaccine within less than four weeks,” says cofounder and CEO Uğur Şahin, who led the record-breaking 11-month path of the first COVID vaccine from the lab to approval. (Previously, the fastest vaccine ever developed took four years.) “With all the testing which is required, it takes us less than 100 days to really ship the vaccine. It will become shorter with time, because everything is going to be improved and accelerated. That’s really the power of the technology: You can be extremely fast.”
actually they already made a delta specific mRNA vax
How BioNTech created a new delta-focused COVID vaccine in just a few w
the original vax given as 3rd dose is effective against delta
but they still made a delta specific oneIn tests, BioNTech and Pfizer have found that a third dose of the original COVID vaccine helps give more protection against the delta variant. Some critics have questioned whether a third shot is necessary, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) hasn’t yet authorized booster shots. But Pfizer data suggests that the extra dose “strongly” boosts protection against delta. For practical reasons, if it’s effective, it’s an easier process than making an entirely new vaccine—the first vaccine already has emergency use authorization and is soon likely to have full approval, and production of that version is already happening at full speed.
But the company is also now starting clinical trials of the delta version of its vaccine so that it and regulators can make the best choices. Delta may mutate even more in ways that make a targeted vaccine more necessary. And in places where few people are vaccinated now, such as many African countries, it may make more sense to start with a vaccine targeting delta if it’s the dominant strain. (There are actually multiple strains of the delta variants, so the variant to target will depend on which dominates.)
F*cking China talaga! Wala ng katapusan
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An 88-year-old professor from Georgia, United States resigned in the middle of class after one of his students refused to properly wear a face mask.
Professor Irwin Bernstein was teaching a class of graduating psychology students last week, Aug. 24, when one of his female students walked into the classroom without a mask, as per The Red and Black last Friday, Aug. 27.
The student (name withheld) was asked by Bernstein to get a face mask and was given a spare one by a classmate, but she refused to wear it over her nose.
When asked to pull up her face mask, the student refused and complained that she “couldn’t breathe” and had a “really hard time breathing” with the cloth over her nose.
Bernstein then told the student that he could die from COVID-19 due to his underlying conditions such as Type 2 diabetes, hypertension and age-related health issues.
He was also informed that two of his absent students tested positive for the coronavirus.
When Bernstein asked the student to pull her mask up again, she did not respond to him.
He announced his resignation on the spot and left the class immediately.
“At that point, I said that whereas I had risked my life to defend my country while in the Air Force, I was not willing to risk my life to teach a class with an unmasked student during this pandemic,” the retiree-rehire professor said in a statement.
Bernstein explained that on his first day of in-person classes earlier this month, he told students he would teach under a “no mask, no class” policy.
While the student was absent during the first day of Bernstein’s class, the elderly professor had written the policy on the room’s board, student Hannah Huff said in the report.
“The damage is done. Obviously she has her values, and they’re clearly not going to change even when someone asked you to do something that will make them feel comfortable,” Huff was quoted as saying.
Bernstein added that he was getting more worried about the pandemic as it unfolded in the U.S., so his decision to resign gave him some relief. Meanwhile, all students affected by his resignation were moved to a new section of their courses.
The head of the school’s department reportedly told Bernstein that he could not enforce a mask mandate upon his students, in accordance with university policies which only encourage mask-wearing. The school system follows the rules of the state of Georgia, which forbids requiring masks.
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