hmmm wrote: » Things won't recover overnight, it will be a gradual process through 2021.
hmmm wrote: » We're waiting and hoping for a vaccine, but we have to be realistic about timelines. And there are going to be disappointments along the way. Things won't recover overnight, it will be a gradual process through 2021.
El Sueño wrote: » What's your gut feeling on when a vaccine will be approved out of interest?
hmmm wrote: » I'm not a health expert, but I notice there has been a concentrated recent effort in the media by commentators I trust to push out the timeline. They're now talking about Phase 3 trial results in December/January (depends on vaccine effectiveness - later is not good), with emergency use for a small number of people. Second half of 2021 before general availability. Gottlieb was making the point that the regulators would probably not approve a vaccine before mid-year. Interesting interview yesterday however from the head of Trump's "Operation Warp Speed" who has a more optimistic take: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEnfEvPX64o
Gael23 wrote: » Not sure the world can wait that long
Gael23 wrote: » Even the government now expressing optimism of a vaccine in early 2021
Gael23 wrote: » Remember that vaccines are already in production, they are not waiting for approval to start. Of course it will be a while before there’s is enough for everyone
Gradius wrote: » I'm sure people will be queuing up for that experimental vaccine.
mcburns07 wrote: » It's not an experimental vaccine Some of the companies with promising vaccines have already started mass producing them in anticipation of them working and being approved.https://www.irishexaminer.com/business/companies/arid-40042946.html
Gradius wrote: » Any vaccine that comes out in the next 5 years, minimum, can be considered experimental. And that's being VERY generous.
CiarraiManc wrote: » Brave man saying that here gradius. That's verboten
SuperTortoise wrote: » Any word from our government on pre-ordering any of the promising vaccines? You read almost every day of other countries securing a pre-order yet from what i gather no word from us.
Hmmzis wrote: » Sarcasm? Sorry, can't quite tell. If you're looking for some data, the phase 3 enrollment speed for Pfizer's candidate was quite telling. I'm eager to see if J&J can do one better in their phase 3.
Gradius wrote: » I am being sarcastic. I think the enthusiasm for taking a fresh-out-the-box vaccine that hasn't undergone the necessary safety rigour will be shockingly low.
Gael23 wrote: » There’s an EU group order being made and I guess we get a portion of that
ACitizenErased wrote: » What part of phase 1, 2 and 3 trials = "hasn't undergone the necessary safety rigour"???????
Gradius wrote: » I've seen vaccines 15 years in trials through to regulation. Simply paring phases down doesn't mean anything.
ACitizenErased wrote: » You cannot even remotely compare the COVID vaccine trials to anything history has ever seen. Don't be so naive.
Gradius wrote: » That is precisely the point. A vaccine hasn't been created like this before.
ACitizenErased wrote: » That is literally not the point. I'm on about the trials, not the vaccine.