- Nov 11, 2009
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No it's not, it's $38 for some reason.
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[News] The Coronavirus Good News thread
- Thread starter Bozza
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No it's not, it's $38 for some reason.
- Nov 11, 2009
- 12,289
Maybe in future, but of the vaccines at the end of phase 3 trials, you can only really compare this Moderna vaccine to the Pfizer one, as those 2 are both built with this new RNA vaccine technology.
They should have no real bearing on how successful or not other candidates are than use a totally different methodology in their drugs.
The Oxford vaccine is a modified adenovirus, a totally different way of trying to achieve immunity.
Hopefully as we move forward and we have not just efficacy stats, but also how long antibodies last in humans, maybe some of the technologies that work in different ways could be combined to increase efficacy further??
Whoops, obviously misread the report. I did think it was a bit odd!
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,791
As everyone who has better knowledge of these things than me 'The more the Merrier'
Bit about vaccine
Excuse the rest
Virgin Atlantic’s cargo operation has today unveiled new capabilities in readiness to handle the logistical complexities of distributing Covid-19 vaccines on its global network.
To ensure the safety and security of this valuable cargo, the airline has introduced a new Pharma Secure service for all urgent, valuable and vulnerable shipments. Working with their customers and responding to their specific requirements, the new product will include a 24/7 support team, automatic live status updates, proactive service recovery and periodical integrity checks, temperature-controlled facilities and a dedicated booking team.
Dominic Kennedy, Managing Director, Virgin Atlantic Cargo commented: “This new service takes our already well-established pharmaceutical offering to the next level. We want to offer our customers peace of mind so they can book confidently with us, knowing their precious cargo will arrive safely, securely and on time. We look forward to playing a part in supporting the Covid-19 recovery by transporting crucial vaccines and pharmaceutical products to the UK and around the world on our global network, ensuring swift access to vaccines for the public as they become available.”
“Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Virgin Atlantic Cargo has played a vital role keeping global supply chains running and transporting essential goods around the world. They are agile and continue to innovate, bringing in new services such as Pharma Secure to respond to customer demand.
“It is a testament to the hard work of our teams that we have completely re-engineered our cargo business into a successful freight-only operation offering cargo-only services and charters for the first time in our history, enabling businesses to re-establish trade routes and transport critical supplies around the world”
Virgin Atlantic Cargo’s new Pharma Secure offering includes:
24/7 Support Team
Automated status updates
Proactive service recovery and periodical integrity checks
Security escorts (on request)
Dedicated email for bookings, quotes and support
Highest priority access to capacity
Priority unloading at LHR
Money back guarantee
GDP training staff worldwide
Access to temperature-controlled facilities for both COL and CRT
Excuse the rest
Virgin Atlantic’s cargo operation has today unveiled new capabilities in readiness to handle the logistical complexities of distributing Covid-19 vaccines on its global network.
To ensure the safety and security of this valuable cargo, the airline has introduced a new Pharma Secure service for all urgent, valuable and vulnerable shipments. Working with their customers and responding to their specific requirements, the new product will include a 24/7 support team, automatic live status updates, proactive service recovery and periodical integrity checks, temperature-controlled facilities and a dedicated booking team.
Dominic Kennedy, Managing Director, Virgin Atlantic Cargo commented: “This new service takes our already well-established pharmaceutical offering to the next level. We want to offer our customers peace of mind so they can book confidently with us, knowing their precious cargo will arrive safely, securely and on time. We look forward to playing a part in supporting the Covid-19 recovery by transporting crucial vaccines and pharmaceutical products to the UK and around the world on our global network, ensuring swift access to vaccines for the public as they become available.”
“Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Virgin Atlantic Cargo has played a vital role keeping global supply chains running and transporting essential goods around the world. They are agile and continue to innovate, bringing in new services such as Pharma Secure to respond to customer demand.
“It is a testament to the hard work of our teams that we have completely re-engineered our cargo business into a successful freight-only operation offering cargo-only services and charters for the first time in our history, enabling businesses to re-establish trade routes and transport critical supplies around the world”
Virgin Atlantic Cargo’s new Pharma Secure offering includes:
24/7 Support Team
Automated status updates
Proactive service recovery and periodical integrity checks
Security escorts (on request)
Dedicated email for bookings, quotes and support
Highest priority access to capacity
Priority unloading at LHR
Money back guarantee
GDP training staff worldwide
Access to temperature-controlled facilities for both COL and CRT
crodonilson
He/Him
blue-shifted
Banned
Excellent news for Listerine junkies like myself
Stumpy Tim
Well-known member
I felt a little smug myself when I read this!
Biscuit Barrel
Well-known member
I use mouthwash twice a day and I have not contracted covid-19. What more evidence do you need?
The report mentions Dentyl as CPC is the go to ingredient which I do not think is in Listerine washes. Could be wrong though.
Marshy
Well-known member
COVID-19 update for BSUH
We are currently caring for 64 patients with COVID-19 in our hospitals including six in our critical care units.
Numbers going down slowly, hoping over next 2 weeks to see significant reduction.
We are currently caring for 64 patients with COVID-19 in our hospitals including six in our critical care units.
Numbers going down slowly, hoping over next 2 weeks to see significant reduction.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Thanks for posting
milliepops
Active member
I have heard that some of the Brighton Covid patients will be moved to Worthing Hospital.
Currently in Worthing and Chichester there are 29 Covid patients with 4 in ICU.
driller
my life my word
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Immunity may last for years:
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If Covid-19 behaves like it’s cousin MERS does, then it is likely to be the case - T Cells still produced for MERS 17 years later.
‘R’ now below 1 ?
In an interview on the Today programme yesterday morning Sir John Bell, regius professor of medicine at Oxford University and a member of the government’s vaccine taskforce, said that he thought it would be possible to vaccinate “a very large percentage” of the population by the spring. He said: