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TRIALS OXFORD ChAdOx1 VACCINE IMMUNE RESPONSE IN 14 DAYS

*2* vaccine trials today both support humoral and cellular immune response!

1) 1077-person trial by Oxford ChAdOx1 show immune response in 14 days. Booster improves at 28 days.

2) 602-person trial in Wuhan: immune response within 14 days. No serious side effects.


Oxford trial report. No serious adverse effects. Acetaminophen, aka paracetamol, reduced any mild effects. Neutralizing antibodies induced in all patients after second dose. Neutralising antibody responses correlated strongly with antibody levels

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THE REPORT

Safety and immunogenicity of the ChAdOx1 nCoV-19
vaccine against SARS-CoV-2: a preliminary report of
a phase 1/2, single-blind, randomised controlled trial

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WORDSIE!

Damn it!

(July 7, 2020) GlaxoSmithKline pens COVID-19 vaccine pact with Medicago
Hoping to broaden shots on target, GlaxoSmithKline is continuing its strategy of giving out access to its vaccine platform
as it adds Medicago to its growing partners list. The tie-up will wed Canada-based Medicago’s
recombinant coronavirus virus-like particles (CoVLP) with GSK’s pandemic adjuvant system, which has been used in previous epidemics.
CoVLPs mimic the structure of SARS-CoV-02, the virus responsible for COVID-19 disease, allowing them to be recognized by the immune system.
Partnering this approach with an adjuvant “can be of particular importance in a pandemic situation as it may boost the immune response
and reduce the amount of antigen required per dose, allowing more vaccine doses to be produced
and therefore contributing to protect more people,” according to GSK.
Though not even in human testing yet, the partners have a very ambitious timeline:
They aim to finish off development and make the vaccine available “in the first half of 2021.”
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(20 July 2020) GSK to obtain 10% stake in vaccines maker CureVac for $163m
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has signed an agreement with German company CureVac to research, develop, manufacture and commercialise up to five mRNA-based vaccines
and monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) against infectious diseases. The terms of the agreement will provide GSK with approximately 10% stake in CureVac
with an equity investment of $163m (£130m). Also, GSK will make an upfront payment of $130m (£104m), along with a one-time reimbursable payment of $32m (£26m)
to reserve production capacity at CureVac’s commercial-scale manufacturing facility being built in Germany.
The collaboration will leverage GSK’s existing mRNA capabilities and CureVac’s mRNA platform,
which is expected to complement the former’s existing vaccines expertise.
Earlier this month, GSK partnered with Canadian biopharmaceutical firm Medicago to develop,
assess and manufacture a plant-based adjuvanted Covid-19 vaccine candidate.
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Shit blizzard...

the Stoopid.... it’s painful

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Brain fog, fatigue, breathlessness. Rehab centers set up across Europe to treat long-term effects of coronavirus... [link to amp.cnn.com (secure)]

(Jul 13, 2020) Pfizer, BioNTech nab fast track tag, prep for major phase 3 COVID-19 vax test this month
Pfizer and German mRNA partner BioNTech have grabbed an FDA fast track label as they look to start a late-stage, 30,000-patient COVID-19 vaccine test
before the month is out. The phase 2b/3 trial could start “as soon as later this month,”
the partners said in a statement this morning, and they are “anticipating enrolling up to 30,000 subjects.”
Should it past muster, the partners are looking to manufacture up to 100 million doses by the end of 2020
and “potentially more than 1.2 billion doses by the end of 2021.”
The trial programs are made up for experimental vaccines under the BNT162 project.
It’s also grabbed, perhaps inevitably, an FDA fast track for two of the four vaccines, namely the two most advanced: BNT162b1 and BNT162b2.
The fast track comes after some initial U.S. results out earlier this month from an early clinical test of 45 patients
that showed all of them who received 10 micrograms or 30 mcg of the mRNA vaccine candidate generated antibodies that were 1.8 times and 2.8 times higher,
respectively, than the average of a group of patients who had confirmed prior infections, although it did come with side effects.
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(Jul 20, 2020) U.K. Orders 90 Million Covid-19 Vaccine Doses from Pfizer, Valneva
The U.K. has signed agreements to buy 90 million doses of vaccines in development by drugmakers including Pfizer Inc., BioNTech SE and Valneva SE,
joining countries around the world racing to secure supplies of protection against Covid-19.
Pfizer and BioNTech plan to supply 30 million doses of their vaccine candidate this year and next,
the companies said. France’s Valneva agreed to supply the U.K. with 60 million doses of the shot it’s developing,
and another 40 million if the product proves safe and effective.
Britain has already struck a supply agreement for a vaccine being tested by AstraZeneca Plc with the University of Oxford.
Astra shares rose as much as 5.8% to a record in London ahead of news from a clinical trial due later on Monday.
The U.K., a nation of 66 million people, described the order for the vaccine being developed by Pfizer and BioNTech as that alliance’s
first binding agreement with any government. The U.S. has been supporting the companies’ efforts through its $10 billion Operation Warp Speed research program.
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"What surprises me the most is that even the patients that have not spent any time in the ICU are extremely feeble: there is no evidence of a cardiological or pulmonary problem, but they are not even able to walk up a flight of stairs," he said. "Most show a serious muscle weakness. A 52-year-old nurse had to go back to work after having recovered from Covid, but she just couldn't physically make it.

I think Trump and his family got this too. That's why he doesn't care about it anymore. Things that don't affect him are boring.

protestors disrupt DeSantis Orlando presser

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Tbh I am surprised they were allowed in, unless they have metal detectors or something...

Are you really that simple minded that you have to resort to national insults because people are questioning the validity of this vaccine news? Doesn't matter which fucking country it comes out of, which pharmaceutical company made it, of for that matter the nationality of the scientists involved. They are questioning whether or not this is actually true or not. That is all. Grow up. Fucking parochial rhetoric pisses me off.

Lots of love, Prof xxx

This hurts. This makes this virus worse than a killing virus. Resource drain.

Some Good news.

Scientists provide conclusive data that mosquitoes can't spread COVID-19

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Southeastern Wisconsin is in the mid to upper 70's today, similar tomorrow and Wednesday and then heading up again to hit about 90 by the weekend.

Have had 7 inches of rain thus far in July.

If you can't grow grass and veggies this year up here...time to give it up.

So, the law now says you can only take off your mask when eating or drinking at a restaurant, exercising, on the beach, or at the pool.

Guess where every single fucking tourist can now be found packed together like sardines, other than on their close-together balconies yelling to each other.

They're not smart enough to take Barcelona as a warning.

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Feels like 37 degrees Celsius is the forecast here in Greater Vancouver area today.

(July 15, 2020) Follow the Money: Covid-19 Data and Trump Campaign Edition
As the coronavirus continues to ravage the country, the way the government will collect data about Covid-19 cases changed today.
On March 29, Vice President Mike Pence asked hospital administrators to report data about coronavirus through three different systems:
the network provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (the CDC), HHS Protect, and TeleTracking.
Last Friday, the Department of Health and Human Services announced that, beginning today, hospitals should report daily information about coronavirus cases
not through the CDC system, which has been in place for 15 years, but rather through the other two.
HHS Protect is developed by Palantir Technologies, a data-mining firm that works with the Pentagon and law enforcement agencies,
including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
The TeleTracking system also raises suspicions of a financial deal. On June 3, Chair of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions
Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) wrote to the director of the CDC, Dr. Robert Redfield
and the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response at the Department of Health and Human Services, Dr. Robert P. Kadlec,
to ask why HHS had awarded a $10 million no-bid contract to create this data system that duplicated the one the CDC already had. Why indeed?
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My favorite thing in the world is research and learning... so in that quest, I also enjoy the scholars of the past.

I was thunking last night about China and how epic their red party fuckup is, in regards to the entire planet.

And my brain went back to the 8 clues that other researchers (of Nostradamus) think has to do with a spiritual leader coming to world:

(John Hogur lists them in his interpretation)

1) A man from the East at home in the West (2 Q29, 10 Q75)

2) The Rod of Hermès (2 Q29, 5 Q54, 10 Q75)

3) The outlawed teacher (1 Q96)

4) The mystic rose (5 Q96, 9 Q51)

5) Mars and flame (In the Epsitle to Henry II)

6) Diana Dhyana: the Moon and meditation (2 Q28, 4 Q31, 9 Q12)

7) The infuriating traveler (2 Q28)

8) Strange birds crying “Now!” (In the Epsitle to Henry II)

Just to start my flow... I didn’t realize in the US the Rod of Hermès is used as its medical caduceus.

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There you go finished it for you

Brazilian Doctor briefing on HCQ protocol - good info. Questions why authorities are opposing treatment
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People losing HAIR to coronavirus: Survivors complain of their locks falling out including a mother who was left partially bald and now has to wear a wig - as experts reveal a continuous high fever could be to blame

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Costa del virus: TWO HUNDRED Covid-19 outbreaks have hit Spain post-lockdown and France has '500 active clusters' as Britons fly out on holiday amid fears of second waves in tourist hotspots

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Well my morning show just spent 15min discussing product shortages they are noticing. Not with food too much but with everything else, electronics especially.

Well thats a new side effect....

Yeah...that is my fear

.....nooooooo......

:)

Good evening from a warm Moscow Had a mostly sunny day for once. +17.1C outside now and we were up to +25.9C earlier today.

Today's numbers are 777 486 cases in total, which is 5940 more then last time. Of those 553 602 people have recovered and 12 427 have perished.

WOS.... mmmmm.