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Originally posted by: Isabel

Sorry...forgot to answer your other point....about reinfection....that's not uncommon with viral infection....but that makes vaccine development and the successful effectiveness even more challenging... it can be like the flu...I take vaccine but still, I get it...

pfizer & moderna revealed their deets on their protocols but astra zeneca didnt ...there was some issues in one of their trials..

Originally posted by: Meena_J

hmm, yeah it could be a factor of multiple things...honestly speaking the latest i heard was astra zeneca put their trials on hold + trump vs dems war on the covid19 vaccine..

If we know the correct information...as per NIH AstraZeneca....trial volunteer had transverse myelitis what is considered as one of the worst...side effects for vaccine developments....good thing it was so far for only 1 person.....still no one should have experienced that......

Originally posted by: Isabel

If we know the correct information...as per NIH AstraZeneca....trial volunteer had transverse myelitis what is considered as one of the worst...side effects for vaccine developments....good thing it was so far for only 1 person.....still no one should have experienced that......

Originally posted by: Meena_J

pfizer & moderna revealed their deets on their protocols but astra zeneca didnt ...there was some issues in one of their trials..

Yes....diff. countries' rules are diff. we do need to go through lots of approval here so quite a bit of validation even done during even approval process for us....

Originally posted by: Isabel

Yes....diff. countries' rules are diff. we do need to go through lots of approval here so quite a bit of validation even done during even approval process for us....

Originally posted by: Meena_J

yeah it was a neurological illness..so prob its just 1-2 who suffered from it...though its weird that they havent released their "protocol"

Yes...it is inflammation in the spinal cord that can potentially lead the patient to paralysis.....that's always a nightmare situation for side effects...the patient was recovered and released what is a good sign.....I don't know without releasing protocol how they will get approval

Originally posted by: Isabel

Yes...it is inflammation in the spinal cord that can potentially lead the patient to paralysis.....that's always a nightmare situation for side effects...the patient was recovered and released what is a good sign.....I don't know without releasing protocol how they will get approval

Originally posted by: Meena_J

true...otherwise the regulatory ppl (fda and all) will come around haunting them😆

Even before it goes to regulatory folks....institutional review boards are also not easy to get through.......in these cases...we have to do most often with multiple institutes and pharma.....so each one is an avatar.......🤣

Originally posted by: Isabel

Even before it goes to regulatory folks....institutional review boards are also not easy to get through.......in these cases...we have to do most often with multiple institutes and pharma.....so each one is an avatar.......🤣