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Most people to be eligible for the vaccine by the end of Feb? https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/11/covid-vaccine-scott-gottlieb-sees-eligibility-expansion-sooner-than-expected.html?recirc=taboolainternal

No vaccination no work in these facilities. Period.

Still can't believe they haven't figured out how to protect these facilities yet. Sorry for the loss.

Yes, both approved vaccines have this effect. They make it less likely to get the virus, but if you do, they make it less likely to get a severe case.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/11/covid-biontech-ceo-says-vaccine-is-effective-against-new-strains.html J&J data coming soon!

Whether deliberate or unintentional, it's still fake news and harmful.

And another 100 million Americans can get a vaccine in late Q1/early Q2. With the 400 million other doses (2 per patient) that covers about 90% of the US pop (and easily the entire over 18 pop).

I assume they learned from the other trial and adjusted accordingly (hopefully). I'm sure the vaccine is fine, but the data needs to prove it.

A highly effective one shot J&J vaccine would ensure normalcy in the US this summer.

FYI - AZ vaccine approval likely delayed until at least April. They really screwed up the trial and dosing. https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/532163-astrazeneca-vaccine-likely-wont-be-authorized-in-us-until-april

+1 It won't be a problem.

No, it is not a fact. Most CVS and Walgreens are able to admin both vaccines without a problem.

+1 The roll-out of the vaccines is going fine. As the supply chain gets primed, it will speed up and never look back.

Merck is the Penn State of the pharma industry! LOL!

Sounds like a great drug, but it is not a Merck product. The drug was discovered and developed by OncoImmune. --- Merck acquired MK-7110 when it made a deal last month to buy OncoImmune, the pharmaceutical firm behind the drug. The treatment, originally named CD24Fc, uses something called...

Full baseball stadiums on 4th of July weekend. Start of the 2021/2022 school year perfectly back to normal.

Makes sense. Boulder rolling down a hill! I'm within walking distance to a CVS.

Deal is done. 400 million doses in the bank (200 million from each Pfizer and Moderna). Pfizer and German partner BioNTech will deliver at least 70 million doses by June 30, with the balance of the 100 million doses to be delivered no later than July 31, the company said...

This "new" strain seems like mostly media hype and silliness. We've been warned about new mutations and reinfections for the past 9 months and it always turns out to be crap news. The vaccines will hold up fine...

+1 I remember him freaking out about no more pork soon.