Oxford covid vaccine goes final phase 3 testing... In Brazil/
Brazil to put coronavirus vaccine to final test | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News
Brazilian health authorities say they have agreed with Oxford University to carry out Phase Three trials, which involve a larger number of people, to determine the long-term safety and efficacy of the vaccine.
Vaccine injections are scheduled to start next week on 2,000 medical personnel and other volunteers in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
Brazil has the world's second-largest number of coronavirus infections, behind the United States.
With cases of infection growing, Brazil's government hopes that accepting vaccine trials would help speed up anti-infection measures.
AstraZeneca says although there's a possibility that the vaccine may not work, it's preparing for mass production.
i think it's pretty much common sense
if a virus is only transmissible pag meron symptoms it wouldn't be this widespread coz you can easily detect infected people and isolate them
the virus will have nowhere to jump and eventually vanish (like sars-1)
ito kasi kung hindi mo itest di mo talaga malalaman infected pala
Was it mons who posted that photo of mask effectivity?
N95 and surgical lang may significant protection. Sa labas bihira lang naka surgical kaya hindi talaga safe lumabas
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Sobrang late na Mommy ko.for check up e worried naman ako magpunta sa hospital or clinic for lab tests. What to do?![]()
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ang gusto ko makita is data on hospital admissions
almost 4 weeks na since May 18 start ng MECQ
if there will be 2nd wave tumataas na dapat ang hospital admissions
pero it seems kahit dumadami positives, karamihan hindi kailangan ma-ospital
quarantine lang kusa gumagaling
either the virus is losing potency or matibay talaga ang pinoy hehe
Cathy, re your mom
pwede naman kausapin ung doctor niya sa phone right?
for lab test, may home service naman ang hi-precision para mag draw ng blood, get urine sample
online results send to the doctor
WHO "not correct" in suggesting asymptomatic spread of Covid-19 is very rare, Fauci says
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