I'd heard it makes your ears bigger, so I've been trying something new.
Agreed, great news. Can they please put it out before the impending wave cancels my CA Seismic test?Pfizer news this AM is fantastic. Hoping they can keep the 90% target as they finalize this portion of the study.
I still hate people, but I miss people. the kids get to go to school, mr snick still gets to go to work...I'm stuck at home by myself all day.
The early data looks promising. they still need about 70 positive cases before they can move to the next step.Pfizer news this AM is fantastic. Hoping they can keep the 90% target as they finalize this portion of the study.
I think they were super close, like 64 or something like that. They actually weren't part of Operation Warp Speed, so...for some reason that makes me trust their results more? Is that bad?The early data looks promising. they still need about 70 positive cases before they can move to the next step.
I've read the money they're receiving from the government is $1.95 billion, not from warp speed, and it's only after they begin production/distribution. Pfizer used its own $2 billion for the research and have actually distanced themselves from Warp Speed as part of their clinical trials?they got like $2 Billion from "Warp Speed"
https://www.hhs.gov/about/news/2020/07/22/us-government-engages-pfizer-produce-millions-doses-covid-19-vaccine.html
Pfizer is bankrolling their own research. They are only accepting government funds after they've completed clinical trials and are in production, versus other companies who took government funds beforehand whether or not they generate a viable vaccine. In my head that just makes me feel like they're making sure things are actually working before rolling it out. So, yes, they're technically a part of Warp Speed, but they're not receiving any funding for development like other companies.If Pfizer did finance their own research they are bankrolling it with the $2B payout from the feds.
Someone put it more succinctly:Is a non-us source slightly better? I'm too lazy to copy+paste/find a website that would be 'acceptable' for your review.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-election-2020/mike-pence-covid-vaacine-pfizer-b1719698.html
Pfizer is bankrolling their own research. They are only accepting government funds after they've completed clinical trials and are in production, versus other companies who took government funds beforehand whether or not they generate a viable vaccine. In my head that just makes me feel like they're making sure things are actually working before rolling it out. So, yes, they're technically a part of Warp Speed, but they're not receiving any funding for development like other companies.
I never said anything about not accepting a vaccine that goes though FDA, but I think the speed that some of these vaccines are being pushed through is a little concerning. Especially since there are clauses that allow vaccines to go through FDA review quicker if it's an 'emergency' case.
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