COVID-19 will be around for next 10 years, says BioNTech CEO Ugur Sahin

[Hungry_DinoBaby]

2 hours ago, PilliBeta said:

When there has been an increased risk, it has consistently been in the range of 1-2 additional GBS cases per million flu vaccine doses administered.

Studies suggest that it is more likely that a person will get GBS after getting the flu than after vaccination.

 

Man, do you know how many people we protect from getting the flu by giving them flu vaccine? How can the spread of misinformation be so rampant that people fail to realize the importance of vaccination? The only reason India got rid of polio is because of vaccination. How can any sensible person spread so much misinformation in the midst of a global pandemic?????? Like really. 

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[soodhilodaaram]

9 hours ago, perugu_vada said:

http://scienceline.ucsb.edu/getkey.php?key=1647

To make genetic mutations you have to change DNA. RNA is generally "transcribed" or copied from the DNA template, which is like the master code. RNA is made in small pieces as needed, and there can be hundreds of times more RNA than DNA in a cell at any given time....but RNA is disposable and is degraded as soon as it is used. One way to think of this is that DNA is a textbook, RNA is a handout, and those handouts are used to get things done and then thrown out. If you change the handout, only a few people will be affected, but if you change the textbook then everyone will be affected forever. @soodhilodaaram uncle

i am neither chemist nor biology student, but have few friends who completed their ph.d’s in those depts and are ready to take up the vaccine whenever it is released

I am not against vaccine, I am against putting something new into the body my friends told me it is safe

medicine has come a long way for good and for bad as well, good example is glyphosate, we were told its very safe by the same scientists back then, but this is the most dangerous toxin that even got into human placenta

if you are so sure after talking to your PhD friends, please go and get it, i would wait for complete clinical trials/data on efficacy and safety

once does not have to be a PhD to make a judgement, one needs common sense, "mRNA vaccines have been tested on long term basis", instead of getting your beliefs reinforced by your friends, research on the safety data, there is none yet

 

 

 

[soodhilodaaram]

8 hours ago, Hungry_DinoBaby said:

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she is trying to use her acumen to defend something which cannot be defensible just yet

[soodhilodaaram]

10 hours ago, perugu_vada said:

http://scienceline.ucsb.edu/getkey.php?key=1647

To make genetic mutations you have to change DNA. RNA is generally "transcribed" or copied from the DNA template, which is like the master code. RNA is made in small pieces as needed, and there can be hundreds of times more RNA than DNA in a cell at any given time....but RNA is disposable and is degraded as soon as it is used. One way to think of this is that DNA is a textbook, RNA is a handout, and those handouts are used to get things done and then thrown out. If you change the handout, only a few people will be affected, but if you change the textbook then everyone will be affected forever. @soodhilodaaram uncle

i am neither chemist nor biology student, but have few friends who completed their ph.d’s in those depts and are ready to take up the vaccine whenever it is released

as you PhD friends how is this contradicting with their initial claims

vaccine is good for 3-6 months only

Moderna coronavirus vaccine offers immunity for at least 3 months, researchers suggest | Fox News

there will be many details that come out as we move along on about efficacy of these vaccines, most likely they will end up as flu vaccines, so every 3 months you may need to get COVID vaccine, 6 months agite aa clarity vachestadi

btw not getting a vaccine and still getting covid, the chances of recovery are 98.2%, i get to develop my own antibodies without help from Moderna