yes Sanofi = Dengvaxia
hintay nalang Pinas ng vaccine from China hehe
Oxford and other Vaccine updates...
Everything you need to know about the Oxford University vaccine and other efforts to beat coronavirus - MarketWatch
Oxford vaccine candidate shows promise in small study in monkeysA high proportion of vaccines are found not to be promising even before clinical trials and a significant proportion of those tested in clinical trials don’t work. “If we are unable to show that the vaccine is protective against the virus, we would review progress, examine alternative approaches, such as using different numbers of doses, and would potentially stop the program,” the university said.
The truly global nature of the pandemic means it is likely several vaccines will be needed to beat coronavirus.
Researchers reported at least some of the monkeys developed antibodies to the virus within 14 days of being vaccinated, and all of the vaccinated animals had evidence of antibodies within 28 days.
What's more, researchers said the vaccine appears to have prevented pneumonia and other lung problems in the animals after they were exposed to the coronavirus.
Still, there is no guarantee the Oxford vaccine will ultimately prove to be successful. Studies in humans are ongoing, and this research team is one of several around the globe working at an accelerated pace to find a safe and effective vaccine for the coronavirus.
But so far, the Oxford vaccine appears to hold the most promise of becoming the first vaccine to be widely accessible, if proven to work.
Oxford scientists previously said they hope to have enough data to show the vaccine is effective by the beginning of June, and predicted the vaccine could be produced by September.
Harvard and MIT researchers are developing a face mask that lights up when it detects the coronavirus | Business Insider
This would be nice!
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but there is evidence that Dengvaxia caused severe immune reaction to those who haven't had dengue yet
Dengvaxia is already approved in many countries including the US with specific warning that it should not be given to dengue-naive people
Philippines was part of Sanofi's large scale clinical trial so during that time they were still gathering data
there's a dengvaxia thread in this forum if you guys wanna talk about this topic let's bring it over there