Suppose I wanted to buy a batch of a million doses. Does anybody have a rough estimate of what Pfizer might sell the stuff for on a per dose basis?
That article states that Pfizer got $2 billion from Project Warp Speed. A recent spokesman for the company said that they hadn't got a bean from them.
Hepatitis jabs used to be a few weeks apart. Lord knows why. I remember it well because they jabbed you in your buttocks and the syringe was huge. Hurt like hell after an hour or so.Can anybody suggest why this vaccine might need two doses per person within a short period of time? I know some vaccines have follow up jabs later on but I thought this was after at least a year.
Not a clue, but i opted to have mmr recently - in my late 40s - and that was a month between two jabs.Can anybody suggest why this vaccine might need two doses per person within a short period of time? I know some vaccines have follow up jabs later on but I thought this was after at least a year.
It means that it prevents 90% of cases.
Having the same exposure to the virus, you are 10x less likely to end up with Covid if you'd had this vaccine, compared to someone not vaccinated.
Put it another way: if at a typical Trump rally 100 people get Covid, if they'd been vaccinated previously, only 10 of them would get it.
Can anybody suggest why this vaccine might need two doses per person within a short period of time? I know some vaccines have follow up jabs later on but I thought this was after at least a year.
Can anybody suggest why this vaccine might need two doses per person within a short period of time? I know some vaccines have follow up jabs later on but I thought this was after at least a year.
I'm not sure with this particular trial, but with the Oxford trial, the primary measure is symptomatic disease, not just testing for virus. Asymptomatic cases don't count.
That's the top and bottom of it. Money to be had and lot's of it you can bet the others with an eye on this will be organized crime. They already make plenty from counterfeit drugs can't see this being any different.It's early days and with a few of the vaccine studies reportedly about to release data I think Pfizer just wanted to get a jump on their rivals. The early bird catches the worm, or in this case 7% on their share price. Interestingly, the Pfizer news immediately knocked $14bn off the value of Zoom.