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The Steve Deace Show
"astra zeneca" Discussed on The Steve Deace Show
"Wrong winegarden of the of the teacher's union. Yeah vouch himself. If you would have put results like this before those teams and said if these were the outcomes how many months after mass vaccination now steve again across the world it was. Would this be a success. So so a failure it. Is there anybody out there who thinks even they would have said well that that's a failure. That's not a vaccine first of all it's just not at best. It's a therapeutic and based on those numbers that there The therapy and working so well and then you. You'd have to ask them questions about. Is this vaccine part. Actually the bad juju itself. You'd have to start asking that question. But i can't trust enough honestly. Just ask yourself put that data if in front of those guys. None of them know to said. That's what success looks like. Everybody was banking on this maxine. And that's how we return to normal. Welk here's your new normal. I don't see any way out of that if you don't start there you're a serious person. It looks like portugal initially and it was not easy for me in quick turnaround here to come up with great information about portugal's vaccination program from what i've been able to glean it looks like they originally launched with senior focused program Back in march and april using astra zeneca and what they've done to expand now beyond that to the rest of the population. I i don't. I don't know i don't know if they've they're using more products or not. So what is if if i walked in and showed you this data and you were in charge of a country or a state or a corporation. What question would you ask me in. Response to this. Data you're mulling over whether to mandate vaccines whether to recommend them. Which wants to recommend right. You're in the executive chair. You're in the captain's chair. You're gonna make the big decisions around here. And i show you this data because we're running short on time. What is one big question. You would me and response to it terrier. that's mine. I i'm not trying to be a smart aleck here I i would say who who who gets the blame for this. Who is at. Who's at fault. Who's at risk for for for this data here. Is it me okay fine. I don't really care. That's the question i i. If putting myself in there she asked. That's not the question i would ask. Putting my show self in their shoes age stratification for what specifically again the young the old who is the hospitalizations of the cases of cetera. Within this context we've been told a lot that the unvaccinated or hospitalized. It's like seventeen times. The rate of israel's numbers are nowhere near that by but this is how you playing with numbers is possible to scare the living. Hell out of you. Did you also know that rate for. And this is without age stratification. The risk of being unvaccinated and going to the hospital is one in seven hundred. That's incredibly low. Now it turns into one into something with the vaccine early on while it's efficacious but they don't tell you that number even if you're on you're not walking around with the virus inside you you're likely not going to especially if you're not old and co morbidity. That's what i would ask. What disturbs me about this again. As a data guy as an analytic sky is the total and complete randomness okay. I think i can explain spain. Portugal somewhat with natural immunity. Portugal had a massive lockdown response to what was going on in spain so the virus ran its way through the spanish population at a higher rate than it did the portuguese. I think that would account for some of it at least but still that was a year ago that that happened in spain. I don't know that accounts for that. Drastic of a of a demarcation i am i will be watching sweden closely the next few weeks because i want to see if deaths remain decay because we all have we all celebrated that the deaths were decoupled from the from the growing cases in the uk. Back in july right. we're all celebrating and notice. No one talks about that anymore right kind because that's not the case any longer. They're not decoupled anymore. So does this continue to happen in sweden. Because a lot of these countries when cases began to climb for the first few weeks it looked like there was going to be a decoupling between the cases and deaths in light of the higher vaccination rate and what we ended up. Seeing in these places is is is the longer that the case grew eventually deaths in hospitalizations didn't grow as much but eventually they're they're lag curve began to ascend at the exact same time if sweden's remains remains flat will get some answer if.
DAT Poker Podcast
"astra zeneca" Discussed on DAT Poker Podcast
"Basically what what's you heard of a ponzi scheme. Right humping down disney that all legal. Nfc let's go poker stuff. That was awesome entertaining. I'm still gonna get into i. I think i've got about a fifty dollar budget for an nfc so we'll see what happens there. Yup well it'll turn into one hundred in three hours. I'm sure my fucking orange flag. John gonna be all right moving on to Some poker topics Poker twitter was lit up. We haven't done a show in a couple of weeks and poker. Twitter had its finest moment for me and i've been around poker twitter for quite a long time as all of us have i. I think this was its finest hour. I enjoyed so what happened. Was the world series of poker came out and said that it will require proof of vaccination for anybody. Come into the world series of poker in las vegas to play this year and i think even to you and i talked about it last. He said something like Adam what would you were. The czar of the world series of poker. What would you do. I think. I said everybody would have to be vaccinated and i think without reading too much into The The the comments on youtube. I think i got lambasted. Pretty good you know. We're never going to change mind but When the when the world poker came out and said they're going to work wire vaccination for all players Poker twitter went crazy. And you know there's this group of A couple three four five High stakes poker players who are quite anti quite paranoid about a bunch of different stuff and You know went back and forth and there was a lot of a lot of chaos and poker twitter. I enjoyed a lot of it. We saved or i did Cut a bunch of the tweets and so we'll get to those in a little bit but you know bring everybody up to date You are going to have to be vaccinated In addition You are going to be acceptable. Vaccinations are pfizer Johnson johnson astra zeneca sino-pharm. Haven't heard of that one sino vacuum Not sure those mexican bro animal. What am i drink. A bunch of ivermectin juice. Can i go but a lot of it while you can go somewhere. I'm not sure..
Cork's 96fm Opinion Line
"astra zeneca" Discussed on Cork's 96fm Opinion Line
"On stage i was padding. I five weeks pregnant so my gp said two weeks of your fourteen weeks to get a second boxing. And on when. I went to get second boxing. A ryan the midwest in on the information i've been told so far i know seventeen expectant is and thus the only boxing can be offered in ireland is the second on house because i had the first however if i was a pregnant person who has had no. Boxing's the recommend vaccine is pfizer. I'm kind of wondering why leave me. You know what it's an interesting question. It's i've been on. Those have tweeted from advice from bringing the week every week for the last three. We thought a lot. I every week i told the guidelines my chains the guidelines like change a of countries and around the world the knicks vaccine star renamed for it that. I can't remember but they started doing that recently. Because in many places. And i i maybe maybe fargo can check this. He's well up to speed nyack. I have a beating me water as it were mary. That's nyack did say something about this recently. Also again on thursday the the news. Can i say what you spoke about earlier. So now you don't have to waste your fourteen weeks. You got 'em aurigny vaccine. I didn't you say so. I got all excited neck saying this must be i. Can i guess vaccine. And and no so again i even the small percentage of people that you received fresh doctors. And guess you won't be offered the either even go on. Pj it's been march. April may june july august september. Six houston's have had my first for my levels of tax ner legal nearly the starch. Talking so i said advice i said i mean unpack about massage is enough hospice me. Dr king on she said navy if you were nine months since i i've seen but you're about six on it's just the densest and that's my job on a see a lot of patients every day on the kind of a scary situation for me because i'm like do i guess that's gonna cost because yes i want the guy's name they're saying no. You had one ashes on get the second one. You've had known the recommended safer boxing during pregnancy. And i don't really want to take something. That's the annika. Yes it's not the cold virus but it is alive acting as easy. It's it's it's it's a it's an denno it's it's yeah it's it's it's not it's not a life and colby ourselves to virus now if you listen to 'em the last guest ahead on professor khalil. No she she was referring to the pfizer and the modern of being by far the safest what i mean like every time i talk about or read about it hits the get the em or any of oxygen and and then when you look smaller percentage of women who started off zeneca pregnancy between their second. Yeah got a bit of limbo in terms of just changes your fears about the whole life virus thing. It's a bit of a misnomer. What what what astra zeneca is to break it down into real simple terms. It's like a common cold virus. They have stood that they have manipulated to act as a as a vaccine against our inoculation against against covert at nyack. Yeah the latest. We have nyack nyack. We're looking as if they might recommend it. Then they went and saw legal advice. And there's a hold up we might be able to get an update doctor and the doctor coming up elizabeth at making like would you get an astra zeneca if you asked for one. Now i guess on the i can bring even small and give you a second astrazeneca. But she said the freshness wife like in her own bride said it isn't recommends is to get out foxing germ pregnancy. And she said you and the other light back from the market polio. And we would never get their impressions. That i can't make your decision for you she said you it depresses vision with hate to see guidelines secondly guys recommended however if it's a pregnant person who has not started our processing. Yes you would be getting to visor for me. I see gun. Kinda got second-best faxing than during pregnancy scary on i go once pacemaker on vaccinated however i don't want to make the wrong susan either by my daddy you know. I flew in the hooping cough because research to even i that nervous getting any oxygen. Peggy you know again. It's people like professor khalil like they're they're researching twenty four seven. Yeah on the safety on their under happy with the safety to the lack professors that yes to be sex. We've done with money you know with an mri. Boxing is there any research on two hours ago during pregnancy. Yeah yeah yeah. Yeah you must be worried as well with delta and all that going into work and i'm going into work and we have our p. e. and the wrestle. It's still a lot of situation. You know when you hear of other countries then offering mix vaccines and you know i just yeah i just think at this stage you know maybe pregnancy being treated on people who can who can receive a pfizer if they proceed kill okay any follow up with. That was the last we heard was that the was looking at it but there might be a legal issue involved. So so they're gonna they're still looking at if there's any any development we'll find out but to thank you for the call. Mary hope everything goes welfare with the pregnancy. Anyway eight hundred fifty seven one five nine nine six. Just a bit of a traffic update. Cock safety alerts cork traffic was thirty. Goats are leads. The goats rose again with the goal. They were last seen in silver around. Saint luke's and wellington road and they weren't too far down the road there. rose again. Silver springs and mayfield. Garda station guy. The in pursues. I'm sorry. I have a vision. Dow of guards tear. Trust me for it adds the things that make your day. It's a great little pop song and they made a lot of great. It'll pop songs. Let's tinged with sadness this morning. The death of sarah harding. She was only thirteen nine years old stunning the beautiful girl. She's all the papers this morning reading from the sun girls lodestar. Sarah harding lost her fight with cancer. She was only thirteen nine. She had met a static breast cancer. She's there on the front page of the sun. She's on the star are shining star. Sarah she makes the front page of the times That that's incredible smile and beautiful pictures rather than from the mirror at quoting from the enquirer. The dean's thirty six now of course lied about her age at the time to get into the band. Remember the But there she is from page of of the mirrors so young you know is it me. I seem to have a memory for being in coronation street at some point or the ditch. Did she plays some very loud jilted girlfriend or something in coronation street. But she's passed away at the tender age of just thirty nine Sarah harding eighteen fifty. Seven one five nine nine six long-running sangha on the north side of the city comes to an end today with the reopening of celts. Doc dr john sheehan good morning. John rodney pager. This has been a long time. Coming is the service is it. I mean i know you do your shift and south stocked like many other doctors. Is it a full-service. John are or.
Wall Street Breakfast
"astra zeneca" Discussed on Wall Street Breakfast
"Good morning today. Is friday august twentieth. I'm pimm fox. Us stock market futures are sliding the s&p five hundred has tumbled more than one percent through thursdays close and the dow jones industrial average is lower by nearly two percent. So far this week coming up our top stories are the party goes on. the chip. Shortage is getting worse and china continues to crack down on tech. While major stock market indexes have taken a hit this week. It's been nearly ten months. Since the s&p five hundred pulled back five percent or more the lack of a major correction has wall street analysts warning of more losses ahead in a note to investors. Citibank says it's panic. Euphoria model remains very elevated and is warning of coming losses quote. This is the longest period of bulent readings without a market correction since one ninety nine two thousand and we anticipate that something will give. The street is too complacent they wrote. An additional alert comes from richard sapper steen chief investment officer at treasury partners he says quote against a backdrop of thin liquidity as investors take vacations minor stock market corrections are to be expected. In a market that is pricing in peak earnings extended price to earnings ratios and elevated economic growth expectations. The global semiconductor chip shortages accelerating. And that's causing shares of automobile giants such as ford. Gm and toyota to fall as the companies cut production volumes. A ford plant in. Kansas city is temporarily halting production of f. One fifty pickups. Gm said it's putting the brakes on production of its all electric. Chevy bolt and germany's volkswagen. Warned it may have to further curtail production of such brands as vw audi and porsche because chip supplies for q three are quote. Very volatile and tight. Toyota's said it plans to cut global production in september by forty percent from its previous plan because of the shortage. The cutbacks will hit factories in japan as well as operations around the world german chipmaker infineon said shutdowns in texas and malaysia have heard deliveries to automakers technology. Shares in hong kong and china. Continue to fall. As beijing's new personal information protection law starts to cast a shadow over the sector. The new regulations take aim at online fraud information. Theft and data collection. The legislation is expected to take effect november. First morgan stanley issued a warning about chinese equities. Saying the selloff could continue because of the government action in addition to the slump in technology shares. Healthcare stocks are under scrutiny. After people's daily newspaper called for greater regulation of prescriptions filled online in other news. Johnson and johnson's alex gorski is set to step down from the ceo role at the pharmaceutical giant. To become the executive chairman in january joaquin wasco. Who was in charge of jay pharma business before being tapped as gorski is deputy will be the new chief executive and joined the company's board tesla's elon. Musk said the company will produce a robot in human form that would be able to perform repetitive tasks. A prototype is scheduled to be ready by next year. Astra zeneca said it's antibody drug prevented symptomatic. Covert nineteen and a patient. Study company said it will seek regulatory approval for the drug which would offer a new alternative to a vaccine shares of agricultural equipment maker deere and company or gaining in pre market trading after reporting q. Three earnings that beat projections deer also raised its forecast for full year profits. The federal trade commission released an eight page complaint against social media giant facebook characterizing the company strategy as quote by or berry which was designed to prevent third party app developers from accessing its platform. A facebook spokesman said the lawsuit has no merit. Facebook has until october fourth to respond to the complaint. Other headlines include the average number of cogut hospitalizations jumped nearly sixty percent in the first two weeks of august due to the contagious delta variant of the virus in alabama intensive care units are fully occupied while texas reports. A shortage of icu. Beds macy's kohl's and ross stores all beat wall street earnings estimates for the second quarter kohl's and macy's also announced stock buyback programs and yesterday's trade. Macy shares gained nearly twenty percent. While coles added seven percent. Jessica alba's honest company fell to a post. Ipo low and adobe is buying the video collaboration company frame. I o for one point. Three billion dollars as of six twenty. Am today us. Equity futures are pointing to a lower open with dow s and p futures down by four tenths of a percent while nasdaq futures were lower by two tenths of a percent. The potential drop in stocks today could erase most or all of august's gains stocks in asia closed lower with chinese shares tumbling more than one percent and at midday shares in europe. Were also down the stocks europe. Six hundred is set the close out. Its worst week. Since february brent. Crude prices dropped nearly one percent to sixty five dollars. Ninety four cents a barrel the dollar strengthened against the euro and his steady against the yen at one nine gold gained a quarter of a percent to seventy hundred eighty seven dollars an ounce and bitcoin fell five percents on the economic calendar at eleven. Am eastern dallas fed president. Robert kaplan will speak on the topic of the economic impact of covert nineteen and the implications for monetary policy earnings from retailers footlocker. And the buckle are out today if you've enjoyed today's podcast or have suggestions to make it more relevant..
The Young Turks
"astra zeneca" Discussed on The Young Turks
"On the turks with so many more socialistic to it all right. There's a lot of disinformation out there regarding corona virus. Vaccines and now. We're getting an inside. Look into one now. Defunct marketing firm that was offering money to various online influencers to set. Spread and so disinformation regarding the pfizer. Corona virus vaccine now bbc and the new york times reported on this and the details are definitely interesting but we still don't have a lot of confirmation in regard to who the clients were behind this marketing tactic. Here's what we do know. An influence or marketing agency called phase offered to pay german youtuber mirko droughts men to promote what it said was leaked information that suggested the death rate among people who had the pfizer vaccine was almost three times that of the astra zeneca job. The information provided wasn't true and to murqos credit. He looked into this. He saw some red flags and he's like You guys are trying to get me to conflict things and make it appear as the pfizer vaccine isn't as effective as it really is and so he and another youtuber decided to investigate this a little more. The other youtuber Is a youtuber named leo. Say here received a similar offer. The agency offered him two thousand euros if he would take part face that it was acting for a client who wished to remain anonymous so as i mentioned the two decided to ask some more questions and figure out what's going on who's this weird nefarious client. Who's trying to get us to spread. Disinformation about the vaccine. Face them not to mention the video how to sponsor and instead pretend they were spontaneously giving advice out of concern for their viewers which by the way european countries aren't like the united states in france and germany. That's actually illegal. You have to be up front and honest about sponsored or paid content and then You know phases brief also told these influencers to share a story in french. Newspaper lemond about a data leak from the european medicines agency. The story was genuine but didn't include anything about vaccine deaths. But in this context it would give the false impression that the death rate statistics had come from the leak so basically covering a story in a way that conflates two things to basically misinformed viewers and make them think that more people had died after taking the pfizer vaccine. Now the data that the influencers were asked to share had actually been cobbled together from a bunch of different sources and had been taken out of context. It presented the numbers of people who had died in several countries sometime after receiving different covert vaccines. But just because someone dies after having a vaccine doesn't mean they died because they had the vaccine like they could have died from a car. Accident writes like a database of people who had gotten the vaccine and then for one reason or the other. it doesn't state had died after getting the vaccine. But there's no causation. Right you could draw. You could save if there's a correlation but the correlation means nothing you have to show causation..
NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"astra zeneca" Discussed on NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"That i mentioned at one time. We're both amgen facilities. Emden sold both of them to astra zeneca the astrazeneca building astrazeneca then Shutdown before they even made any products ltd four hundred jobs in boulder that facility sold to hec in longmont it sold to of access which then became the artists and then novartis Novartis is one hour. I mentioned. i should've said Just shut down With four hundred. Jot so It is that has gone to agency. So these buildings The boulder one has changed hands. A couple of times and longmont At least three times since amgen so very very fickle we hope. Adc continues to grow and and actually Produces at these plants And that is. That is the expectation but it can be a very A very difficult industry. It's very expensive to build These these facilities Much more expensive than than say traditional allow office or or industrial for example crew would editor publisher biz west. Chris what are you working on what he get. Your eyes set on well We are working on our northern colorado medical record right now so we'll be going depressed without your assume that is a very big research project for us so Getting that one ready to head off to the printer and posted online here in the next week or so all right. I love it chris. Thank you so much for joining us. As always i appreciate it all right. Thank their thanks. That is Chris would editor publisher biz west magazine. Ten fifty two this time. I want to say thanks to air solutions in greeley right now make sure that you can beat the heat with a little bit of air conditioning. in call them at night seven zero two zero zero two seven fifty three nights seven zero two zero zero twenty seven fifty three. Let them know you heard about him. Right here. on. K of k. Tim fifty to the time. We'll come back into the headline that caught my wrap up this edition of no presented by the chain nine agencies northern carlos voice thirteen ten. Kfi out.
Hack
"astra zeneca" Discussed on Hack
"I was just wondering if you guys were Doing the astrazeneca jobs for people under forty at all we did. You are okay cool. What's of your availability at the moment tomorrow. As tomorrow cool. I could have waited a day but i was to kane eventually found a place in the city that would take me to have just successfully books appointment for a vaccine and i really couldn't be more excited i I'm kind of emotional about it. Today i was too i think. Clinton ready to be jabbed. No nato scare me okay. Just relax oriented yet. Yeah i'm ready. Wow that's done. I left with tears in my eyes. Not because it hurt so far all good on that front. But because i felt awesome after the year and a half. We've had felt like. I was able to do a little something to help. Pack on triple a partially vaccinated and very excited thames rose reporting there. Let's get some answers to your questions about astra zeneca coming in thick and fast on. I four three nine seven five seven. Triple five taken. Taylor's one of the hosts of the abc's daily podcast about covert. It's cold covina costs. She's here to help us out taken. Why is the government. Change their mind about astrazeneca. Now what's the difference. I don't think there's actually that they've changed their mind. So astra has been approved by the therapeutic goods administration for anyone of the pain but a different group of The government which is the australian technical advisory group on immunization target have recommended as the preferred vaccine for people under the age of sixty. So it's approved. You could always jay pay the thing that seems to be changed in the last twenty four hours or so. At least as far as i understand it. Is that dr indemnified if something goes wrong against vaccines now not just astrazeneca. So it was more Like it's kind of highlighting that. And i think that there are a lot of people who just didn't even think to have that conversation with their j. pay because they didn't think they were eligible so i could have some of the details. They run but that's my understanding of what has actually changed Nothing's really changed in terms of the safe. It's not like they've found some new evidence about astros any or something like that. It's just that they've sort of opened up a little bit more freely so people feel more comfortable getting it. Is that right tidily. And i think the thing is you're always wearing up. Two things. one is the risk of something bad happening from the vaccine and one is something something bad happening from covid. So if there's more carbon around in australia which they ease that res-q the skylights shift and so i think that in lot of what's happening now. Maybe the responded analysis switching more towards getting vaccinated and so on this astra zeneca vaccine. How safe and effective is it. As vaccine against covid for young people specifically for everyone it is really really really effective. Like nearly one hundred percent effective at preventing you from dying from colorado getting severe disease which is more common in older people like young people..
Hack
"astra zeneca" Discussed on Hack
"Not necessarily say that it'll be low leathal Okay and as the virus progresses into the future. You know we're not going to see it and probably ever will. How likely is it. We'll say more variants emerge beyond delta and the others that have already popped up. Yeah sadly i think that. He's going to keep evolving. We're gonna have more variants popping up This is more likely to happen. Just with the virus really having free rein And it tends to happen more as soon as we start to have some immunity to the virus. That's called selective pressure Sorry basically the virus stocks to becoming a in a war with our immune system and it's essentially survival of the fittest. Sorry look it's probably going to happen over time but this is not the first time that viruses or indeed bacteria and other microbes. Do that happens all the time and we deal with it right. Sorry we get An updated flu shot every year because influenza does the same thing Developing new drugs to fight off antimicrobial resistance. It's why you can take your antibiotics for the full cost so viruses and bacteria do this all the time. It's not something that's new or particularly dangerous about created. The dangerous thing is that it spread around so much that it's evolving at a right it. It's hard for us to keep up with the state. Yeah i guess that's why we've seen governments respond in the way they have with lockdowns and so on a question. I've got you know it's winter. How much of an impact as the weather the temperature actually have on code and the spread. Sorry there is some evidence that the temperature actually makes a difference to sort of how well the virus infects jostles. But i think the real k is that during winter when it's cold tend to be inside a lot more and The best analogy. I've kind of got to this with cigarettes. Market someone's making inside the the smell of cigarettes might can link for quite a long time in that inquiry environment and it's the same for the virus so we know that these fires is able and inside in that encouraged nahuel ventilated space. It just means that viruses going to hang around but before outside likely more in the summer then that virus really gets diluted out in the end the wind comes and blows it away and so far less likely to catch it So we we think that that's probably a good reason for why These cases tend to peak in the winter and why we tend to get the cold during winter or flu during winter. Yeah right. I mean on that like outdoor transmission. I saw some criticism over the weekend of people in sydney for example being outdoors socializing exercising in groups. Which is allowed. But but you're sort of saying that the risk of transmission when you outside is actually pretty low right. Yeah it's definitely follow at any fee inside. About why i think a lot places have Tried to mandate mosques. they indoors Which is is really important because we know him off the grid that good at stopping me from spreading the virus to someone else so that good stopping you from from releasing any virus if you happen to be infected and you know it when he told when you breathe out and that's why it tends to be worth if you inside. Let's take a call from someone that's called in on one. Three hundred zero triple five at three seeks. Valerie what's your question to the doctor high That's the other wondering if this is the same. Jain matt Melvin experienced in in recent Lockdown does the clothes they raised lockdown. Was that the same. Was that delta show as well and how can we move. Knowing has may sorry. I'm pretty sure it is the same strain It probably didn't necessarily come from the same person so that can be confirmed with genetic testing so we can sequence the virus and kind of map it a little bit like a family tree and see how similar the different virus variants. Aw And that's how australia's being actually pretty good at trying to work out. Where had carpet cases of come from right whether they've come from retail quarantaine whether they likely in the community Sorry we do have a bit to learn from. The melbourne looked down and how well it worked but I think in australia. We're still going to have to keep looking down until we get on top of things. Because i sign says around the world. We're still not completely on top of exactly how delta variant is whacking It takes time today the experiments in the lab and by the time we've done them you know the viruses evolved to a new more dangerous variant. Yeah very interesting bellary. Thanks so much for the call. You're listening to hack on triple j. i'm andrew mccormack. I'm joined by dr larisa labs in which walking about covert and this new delta variant and what it means for us on the triple j text line laura to the vaccines protect against the delta variant. Can you still carry and poss on the delta variant even if you are vaccinated. What's the answer to that one dope dealer so good question. Sorry the best information we have about that is coming out of the k- Sorry it looks like that the vaccines asta working against the delta variant. Sorry that they're about the five am arna vaccines or about an eighty eight percent effective at stopping Disease from the delta in and the astra zeneca is about sixty percent. Sorry when we say effective. What we're talking about here is symptomatic disease about people developing symptoms carpet and then testing positive for covid If we were to look at to be a hospitalizations however people dying from carbon and that information isn't out yet we might see a much higher efficacy numba sorry the vaccines definitely still showing protection against these variant What we do. Is that the the to dr uses of birth back saying really critical to that in a very important Because your body basically needs by the strikes sodas at its most fighting in order to to fight off the marion. Sorry this is something on all of our minds but getting vaccinated is really really important. Yeah on that. On the triple j tech sign chali us off to the first job of astra zeneca and i would also be interested to know off defies on how vaccinated or protected against the delta strain. How.
Monocle 24: The Briefing
EU Asks Belgian Court to Fine AstraZeneca
"The european union and vaccine producer. Astrazeneca are attempting to settle their differences in brussels court today. The e contends that astrazeneca has been slow to deliver the doses of covid nineteen vaccines was contractually obliged to and that at least fifty million doses the e. You should have had were sent elsewhere. Astrazeneca unsurprisingly disputes. This cynical souls have suggested that. The eu is seeking to deflect blame for a generally slow rollout of covid nineteen vaccines especially when measured against the progress of recent. You abscond e the united kingdom. Well joining me now. From brussels fronts twentyfold europe editor. Catherine nicholson She's joined also by independent legal expert. Get vancouver who is joining us from leuven catherine first of all to the basics of the case itself. What is the use case here in what of i hoping to gain from this i say the european commission signed a contract with seneca supply Vaccine doses at the end of august last year and it paid two hundred twenty four million euros astrazeneca a full ingredients for these vaccines in september of twenty twenty so the commission is saying that contracts to astra zeneca to deliver three hundred million indexes affects seem by the end of june this year But it's now expecting to receive just fifty million even the listens per we remember that astrazeneca said earlier in the yet they have some production problems therefore saving issues as we know with experts being restricted from various places around the world the european commission. Oversees saying this is not what they contracts it. That's their arguments And they are demanding. That's more doses be delivered And it's essentially arguing that astrazeneca's failed to honor contractual commitments. To deliver vaccine doses. On the other hand astra zeneca says that this case is without
The Big Story
A Look at the Science Behind Vaccines and Blood Clots
"Is the big story. Roxanne kimsey independent science journalist who dove deep into the astra zeneca and johnson and johnson. Blood clotting shoe for the atlantic. Hey roxanne has it going. It's going well i'm I'm excited to talk about this. Because i feel like this is a way more complex Medical issue then. It's often presented as is that accurate. Oh i mean absolutely. I think that with each day that goes by a new layer is added and the average person's kind of left scratching their head and thinking. What does this mean for me but absolutely the science is is is getting deeper by the day and it's it's great in a way because we're learning so much about vaccines that we never knew. Maybe let's
No Agenda
"astra zeneca" Discussed on No Agenda
"By state see rise in unused. Vaccines is demand flattens. Yeah this is what our producers are reporting everywhere but the best part of the marketing or the pfizer marketing. That is coming. Undone is a story from norway as you know we have producers everywhere including norway. The norwegian. Dr pat andre hormone boo first published the astrazeneca vaccine blood clotting side effects which led of course to the stop and overall distrust of the astra zeneca vaccine in norway and other northern european countries. But guess what. He didn't disclose that he has.
No Agenda
"astra zeneca" Discussed on No Agenda
"By state see rise in unused. Vaccines is demand flattens. Yeah this is what our producers are reporting everywhere but the best part of the marketing or the pfizer marketing. That is coming. Undone is a story from norway as you know we have producers everywhere including norway. The norwegian. Dr pat andre hormone boo first published the astrazeneca vaccine blood clotting side effects which led of course to the stop and overall distrust of the astra zeneca vaccine in norway and other northern european countries. But guess what. He didn't disclose that he has.
No Agenda
"astra zeneca" Discussed on No Agenda
"By state see rise in unused. Vaccines is demand flattens. Yeah this is what our producers are reporting everywhere but the best part of the marketing or the pfizer marketing. That is coming. Undone is a story from norway as you know we have producers everywhere including norway. The norwegian. Dr pat andre hormone boo first published the astrazeneca vaccine blood clotting side effects which led of course to the stop and overall distrust of the astra zeneca vaccine in norway and other northern european countries. But guess what. He didn't disclose that he has.
No Agenda
"astra zeneca" Discussed on No Agenda
"By state see rise in unused. Vaccines is demand flattens. Yeah this is what our producers are reporting everywhere but the best part of the marketing or the pfizer marketing. That is coming. Undone is a story from norway as you know we have producers everywhere including norway. The norwegian. Dr pat andre hormone boo first published the astrazeneca vaccine blood clotting side effects which led of course to the stop and overall distrust of the astra zeneca vaccine in norway and other northern european countries. But guess what. He didn't disclose that he has.
Up First
Australia and Greece Recommend Alternative Vaccines for Young People
"Australia and greece are the latest countries to recommend alternatives to the astra zeneca cova vaccine for young people after researchers found more rare but potentially fatal blood clots linked to the vaccine. European officials have identified roughly two hundred clots among a million people who shaved astra zeneca shots in europe in the uk. Npr's jason bogosian has been following the story and he joins us now for an update. Good morning good morning jason Some of the new research was published. Just yesterday what does it say what. We still don't know exactly what's happening in these patients. The papers in the new england journal of medicine. They look at sixteen cases in norway. Germany and austria. And here's what they found. The symptoms begin about a week to fourteen days. After the immune ization patients started out with these really severe headaches. Muscle aches swelling. Nine of the sixteen died and most of them were young women in their twenties and thirties. Yikes do you know why. At this point it's too early to tell why predominance among women it may be due to the fact that norway was using astrazeneca for healthcare workers who lean towards predominantly women and using pfizer to vaccinate. It's older populations that might have things bit. Initially european regulators said the rates of this calling disorder. Were no higher than what you'd see in the general population. But they've changed that now they're saying yes it does appear that in roughly one in a hundred thousand people vaccinated with astra zeneca. This serious side. Effect could occur. We should note that the astra zeneca vaccine is not authorized yet here in the united states correct but our other countries with this new information. Still gonna use it. Well some are switching. How they're using it. They're offering alternatives to the younger people and trying to use astrazeneca more with older groups up but many countries really don't have a choice. Astra zeneca is the vaccine. Much of the world is banking on
Today in Focus
Officials rush to defend AstraZeneca Covid vaccine after UK, EU blood clot guidance
"The oxford astrazeneca vaccine under uncomfortable scrutiny medicines regulators in the uk and the eu have judge that its benefits outweigh any possible risks. But they haven't ruled out a causal link between the vaccine and rare blood clot conditions in a tiny number of recipients resulting. This week in britain's regulator the are recommending alternative vaccines be given two hundred thirty s. All of which is worrying when it comes to competence in this back saying because as the observers science editor robin the key points out the stakes are incredibly high. It is the vaccine which the world depends. Because it's so easy to store and distribute a little cost so it's an incredibly important vaccine for the planet we might in the west. Get away with visors. Madonna's leaves astrazeneca. There's no doubt about it from the guardian. I'm a niche kristalina. Today in focus understanding the risks and rewards of the astra zeneca vaccine robin. When did this start. When did they first notice. But there might be a link between the vaccine and blood clubs. I miss in scandinavia at the leg. Ego muffled memento through dot com the live it will be weakening at astrazeneca seneca walks in norway and denmark. A proper schooners vaccine and they've begun to spot. These links of these tastes on gemini finds. Stop stop stuff. The in china from ministers bondi influence middle astrazeneca forces tiber asthma also advising defiant britain finds cases the british medicines regulator the hra says. It's like done defied. Thirty cases of red blood clots and people who've had the astra zeneca corona virus vaccine.
UN News
COVID-19 vaccine reaches world's far corners
"More than one. Hundred countries and economies have now received cave nineteen vaccines through the un partnered equitable corona virus. Busting scheme kovacs. The first delivery of life saving jobs arrived in ghana on the twenty fourth of february announcing the news on thursday the world health organization. Who said that more than thirty. Eight million doses of astrazeneca fire and serum institute of india have being transported globally. So far the aim is to deliver at least two billion doses of vaccines in two thousand and twenty one. In particular to developing countries. The development comes as who and other health regulators reaffirmed the overwhelming value of the astra zeneca or a covid nineteen vaccine amid ongoing concerns about clotting events among a very small number. You've had the job in statements on wednesday evening. Who's global advisory committee on vaccine safety. The european medicines agency and the uk's regulator or concluded that the benefits of taking the vaccine outweigh the very rare potential risks more than one hundred ninety million doses of the astros. Zenica vaccine have been administered today but only one hundred eighty. Two cases of clotting have been reported. Who said as it advised countries to continue to vaccinate with the as at vaccine not that it had saved millions of lives and prevented serious illness
UN News
COVAX Reaches Over 100 Economies, 42 Days After First International Delivery
"Than one hundred countries and economies have now received covid nineteen vaccines through the un partnered equitable corona virus. Busting scheme kovacs. The first delivery of life saving jobs arrived in ghana on the twenty four of february announcing the news on thursday the un world health organization. Who said the more than thirty eight million doses of astrazeneca pfizer biotech and serum institute of india had been transported globally so far kovacs aims to supply vaccines to all those requested them. In the first half of this year the development comes as who and other health regulators reaffirmed the overwhelming value of the astra zeneca or as ed covid nineteen vaccine amid ongoing concerns about clotting events among a very small number had the job in statements on wednesday evening the. Who's global advisory committee on vaccine safety. The european medicines agency and the uk's regulator all concluded that the benefits of taking the vaccine outweigh the very rare potential risks. More than one hundred and nine hundred million doses of the astra zeneca vaccine have been administered. Todate but only one hundred eighty two cases of clotting have been reported. Who said its advice to countries to continue to vaccinate with the as at vaccine noting that it has saved millions of lives and prevented serious illness
NPR News Now
Blood Clots Reportedly 'Very Rare' Side Effect of AstraZeneca Vaccine
"Does believe that there is a possible link between the astra zeneca co covid vaccine and very rare but potentially fatal blood clots. Npr's jason boubyan reports that the european drug regulators says that boycotts must now be listed as a possible side effect. The safety committee of the european medicines agency analyzed eighty six cases of blood clots. That occurred in people up to two weeks after getting the astrazeneca shot and we have concluded that there is indeed a possibility of a very rare event that might occur. That's dr sabine. Strauss the head of the safety committee. She says the unusual immune reaction appear similar to a rare clotting reaction to a blood thinner called heparin. there have been at least eighteen. Potentially vaccine related deaths among the twenty five million people immunized with astra zeneca in europe stresses that with thousands of people dying every day from covid the benefits of the asiatic vaccine far outweigh the potential risk from this rare. Immune reaction jason on. Npr news this
NPR News Now
South Africa Under Fire Over Resale of AstraZeneca Vaccines
"Africa has sold the one million doses of the astra zeneca corona virus vaccine that got earlier this year after a study showed it offers minimal protection against mild and moderate cases of the south african variant but ishmael fundy globe reports. Many are criticizing the sale. Many south africans argue the vaccine could have been given to high risk individuals as it would protect them against severe disease. The government opted to roll out the country's vaccination program using johnson and johnson vaccine so africa has the highest number of recorded covid nineteen cases and debts on the african continent. Ishmael fantastic love reporting
NPR News Now
South Africa sells AstraZeneca doses to other AU nations
"The one million doses of the astra zeneca corona virus vaccine. Got this year after a study showed it offers minimal protection against mild and moderate cases of the south african variant but ishmael phoned equal reports. Many are criticizing the sale. Many south africans argue the vaccine could have been given to high risk individuals as it would protect them against severe disease. The government of to roll out the country's vaccination program using the johnson and johnson vaccine so lucky guy has the highest number of recorded covid nineteen cases and debts on the african continent ishmael and equal reporting in. Florida
Science Vs
Vaccines vs Variants: Will They Work?
"Today on the show. Where pinning facts against visor and medina and johnson and johnson and astra zeneca. Yes more and more of us getting out shots and so we want to know. Will these vaccines save us or is the virus about to outsmart us again. Hey science versus. I got my first Ouchi a few weeks ago. We asked signs vessels listeners. What it was like to finally get the job. I received the first dose of my pfizer vaccine. My first dose of the moderna vaccine. Johnson and johnson one and john. When they gave me the shot. I was like tell me. When it's done in there like we already did it. And over and over again we had one word to describe how people felt relief relief. Just the relief and started crying in the waiting area. That just feels like word stepping out from under the dark cloud. I feel like i can actually breathe again. But at the same time there was a lot of confusion after all cases at taking up in the us and other parts of the world. I'm still nervous about that. Return to normal when they get full. Immunity is it safe to do exactly if i'm still nervous about possibly carrying the virus and giving it to someone unvaccinated and meanwhile we're hearing more and more about new mutations in this virus but some are saying can make it more deadly and help it spread foster and now people are wondering. Wait a sec if this virus is changing these vaccines we just got even gonna work.
The Leader
Clinical trials underway to test jab efficacy for children in the UK
"Some queued for hours outside wall substitute library for walk. In short of the coluna virus vaccine. Three thousand jobs were given here during the day earlier. This week it was announced that fifty seven percent of all adults in the uk been given at least one shot but now could the nation's children also joining the lines. Trials are apparently on the way. Our deputy political editor. Nicholas cecil has stored nicholas. How young are we talking about here. Well at the moment scientists and health experts in bristol. The building children's vaccine said they have a study underway involving children who are teenagers. And this is a study using the astra zeneca jab. They're expecting shortly to be given the go ahead to start recruiting younger children as young as five and the reason why they're doing these trials is that so far all. The clinical trials have been adults to check that the vaccine was safe and worked in adults. And now they're checking out with it. It'd be equally safe and effective for for for children for people under eighteen benegas. Do we need to give children a virus facts. Because i thought you know the whole point of them. Going back to school was because young people don't get the serious effects of covid nineteen if the contract. This is a very interesting ethical question children as you say if they do get grown virus they are very unlikely to get the disease severely. But there's a big issue here of nuts about the circulation of the virus so this study will look at whether the vaccine works in children and then the the experts expect decision by the government in the summer about whether to start vaccinating children and professor. Adam finn who's from bristol university one of the leading experts on this. He was explaining that to vaccinate children just for the benefit of other people that that could be questionable and he would feel uncomfortable about that but he explained that actually if vaccinating children meant that the disease was kept under control and that meant that schools could reopen safely in september then there would be a benefit to children and therefore actually giving the jabs to children we would be beneficial only to them but also society
The Naked Scientists
Astrazeneca vaccine in US raises hopes
"This week has covid. Nineteen cases continue to fall across the uk. They are at the same time surging in europe partly as a result of the spread of the kent. Variant that is now becoming the dominant circulating strain of the virus in many eu countries. The other factor is low levels of corona vars vaccination that have so far been achieved across the eu block. Some of that stems from skepticism. Any eu countries about the effectiveness of the astra zeneca vaccine. So maybe that will be about to change now. Thanks to the announcement of another successful trial of the vaccine. This time in the us astrazeneca have slightly revised their numbers since they made the trial results public. But they're still very encouraging. Chris spoke to university of kent virologists. Jeremy rothman to his reaction. I asked him whether a year on from the uk. I entering a lockdown. He expected us to be in this situation. We are today absolutely not. There's a lot that we had an idea of what was coming in terms of the severity and the need for strong action. But the fact that we are still experiencing lockdowns that. We've spent a large portion of the year in lockdown in dramatic restrictions. And we still do not have a solid plan of how we are going to get out of. This is really beyond belief to me. What did you think would happen this time last year when we watched boris johnson. Deliver that press conference when everyone was just glued to the tv and we'll fell down our spines. Where did you think it would end and win. I wasn't sure what i was hoping was that we would have lockdown and that that would drive cases down now that that absolutely did happen but what i had been waiting for. That didn't happen was that we would use that period of time to build and reinforce the infrastructure needed when we got out of the locked out
Squawk Pod
AstraZeneca Releases Updated Covid-19 Vaccine Data Showing 76% Efficacy
"This was seriously weird. Turn of events for astrazeneca. This week monday morning. We got the highly anticipated face. The results from its. Us trials seventy nine percent efficacy which came in better than expected but later that night at about midnight dr found institute released a statement saying the oversight board said those were data so now astrazeneca has given us the updated results just two days later and the numbers. They really didn't change too much now. Seventy six percent overall efficacy against symptomatic disease the efficacy against severe disease state and one hundred percent in people over sixty five and actually went up five points to eighty five percent and they did have a lot more cases to count here one hundred ninety as of today's results including eight severe cases strengthening that finding from one hundred forty one and five severe cases on monday. Guys how to folks looking at this after seeing kind of rollercoaster. We've seen this week and just saying the vaccine looks good. But the communications have just been awful. Dr not had bedell tweeting quote at this point. I'll just wait for the fda submission packet just to avoid any more roller coaster rides and a guys. A lot of people will be looking forward to seeing those data when astra zeneca files which they had said would be in the first half of april with the fda then three weeks later we should see fda's analysis of those data and we'll get to look at all of it itself but this has just been a weird ride made even more weird by the fact that these updated data didn't really change that
The Economist: The Intelligence
Export-control panel: the EU meets on vaccines
"Today. European union leaders will hold a virtual summit to discuss improvements to the bloc's vaccine roll out. The most contentious topic will be plans to increase europe's ability to block exports of vaccines. The proposed legislation was unveiled yesterday by the train chief valdez dombrowski's commission has adopted and implementing revelation To adopt an expert authorization mechanism for vaccine was aim of preserving security of our supply chains. The wording is general of the intent specific. The proposal comes as a battle plays out between the eu and the british swedish company astra zeneca which has been accused of failing to honor its supply contract with europe. The move marks a sharp escalation in the us response to a floundering vaccination rollout at home beset by delivery delays supply issues and a third wave of the disease. Britain would be hard hit by those new rules because so far. It's benefited the most. From europe's vaccine exports but yesterday britain and the e u issued a joint statement. Aiming for a win win situation that would boost supplies for both that might sound like a cooling of tensions but the vaccine row has been long in coming and marks another jolt on an already bumpy road to a post brexit relationship.
WSJ What's News
AstraZeneca Releases Fuller Data Backing Its Vaccine
"Additional data from astra zeneca says it's kobe. Nineteen vaccine is seventy six percent effective. According to a fuller analysis of trial data released yesterday. The drugmaker came under pressure earlier this week. After provided preliminary trial data showing its vaccine was seventy nine percent effective. An independent monitoring board said the data were out of date raising concerns of us officials. Astrazeneca's latest results were largely consistent with the preliminary findings reported on monday. The company said it would submit the findings for peer review and publication in coming weeks and request authorization of the vaccine from the us food and drug
The Last American Vagabond
"astra zeneca" Discussed on The Last American Vagabond
"You know. Patch up the narrative after this all happened. But they're claiming that they did that and at the company was only was that it was very preliminary at the company was not expecting them to do that. And so they are. The independent panel reached out and said. Hey that's not. You shouldn't be releasing that and astra zeneca just went with an anyway and now they're being called for even the nih apparently called him out. But something about this whole thing seems very stage to me. The panel wrote to astrazeneca and us health leaders that it was concerned. The company chose to use data. That was outdated and potentially misleading instead of the most recent incomplete findings. But we're should trust them. Though right we should trust. All of these people now could be possibly be that this ultimately is a way to make. It seem like they're doing their job. I know worry we've got five zero maderna's so we're all good right. I mean you should be skeptical about all sorts of things like that. Of course this is funny. Garden have you. Have you ever seen an article in the last ten years. It doesn't cite only anonymous sources. I sure haven't according to administration officials who discussed the contents and the condition an iniquity given the sensitive that immediately ruins any credibility of the entire claim. The letter goes on to say decisions like this. Or what erode public trust and scientific process right stanley comments that are what makes me worry that this is totally staged. The us study was supposed to help settling questions about the effectiveness of a vaccine. That's being widely used in europe and other parts like spring out with full data and say see. It was just a mishap. We must made a mistake here. It is even better than we thought. What do you think the media will do. Oh it's all good. It's all better even show. Why the ones they said in germany and norway were wrong and suddenly. It's all good and then guess what happens. Emergency use authorization rebuilding confidence in. Its vaccine was what astrazeneca hoped to accomplish shortly and says oh yeah so it says the gosh seat. They changed it here too..
NPR's Business Story of the Day
NIH Statement Raises Questions About AstraZeneca's Vaccine Data
"Company to work with the dsm be. That's us to review the efficacy data and ensure the most accurate up-to-date efficacy data can be made public as quickly as possible. Those are such long sentences that i feel. We need to translate a little bit here so we were told yesterday. Seventy nine percent efficacy which is pretty good for a vaccine so that sounds good but then there is this concern expressed suggesting that maybe if you look at the test results different way you don't see seventy nine percent astra zeneca saying in response to that. Well that's exactly right so there so the dnb is saying look at all the day to look at the newest data and the company. Just put out a release said the numbers published yesterday. Were based on. A pre specified interim alice's with a data cutoff of february seventeenth. So they're looking back at data that was collected as of february seventeenth and the dsm be seems to be saying that between then and now we have more data which makes your efficacy numbers. Not look as good. That seems to be what's happening here. I think we can interpret that as well. That would mean does it. Not that a few more people in this study got sick. Got covert and so the seventy nine percent rape didn't quite hold up right. They got sick and they got sick in the vaccine arm of the study. Not the placebo arm of the study. That's why the numbers don't look as good so we still think this is a pretty good vaccine but maybe not seventy nine percent. What are the locations for actually getting this approved in the united states. Exactly it's still a good vaccine. Not quite as good and this is just a strange turn. And it'll be up to the fda to analyze
Short Wave
A Look Inside The World's Biggest Vaccine Maker
"So rosa palm trees here green lawns. A little bit like a college campus riding in a golf cart up to the factory. Your some of these are the migos month. Rubella reviews vaccine serum institute of india was already the world's biggest vaccine manufacturer even before this pandemic the company says two thirds of all children in the world. Get its vaccines and most of them are made here. At a sprawling factory complex in western india inside conveyor belts with all these tiny little vial weasing going for automatic resilience section automatic. Visual inspection is inspecting me europe machine. It's a high tech operation but look outside the factory window and you see a reminder of this companies more humble roots horses in the nineteen sixties. This was a farm breeding race horses and one day. One of the horses got bitten by a snake. Suresh giada serums executive director. Explains what happened next. Bimbos do the lanes. Were not working great in india so he could not get their disney. We could not get anti snake venom serum in time the horse died but it's owner had an idea you said yesterday why not start making it ourselves. So the serum institute of india was born. It began making serums against tetanus and snake venom and leader added vaccines against all sorts of childhood diseases. They specialize in generic versions at low profit margins and export to one hundred and seventy different countries last spring. A tiny package arrived here by career from oxford university in england to the very small. While is one in chief scientist. Shali graham describes what was inside components of a viral vector vaccine against the corona virus serum scrambled to start mass producing them immediately in huge floor to ceiling stainless steel vats of the one. Embryonic human embryonic kidney selling yeah scientists petty ready recalls how he was developing other vaccines these fats when his supervisor told him to quickly convert everything over to the corona virus vaccine while under lockdown as the pandemic exploded it was difficult to follow very strict rules of solution during this People to do overtime. This was before. Clinical trials showed that the oxford astrazeneca vaccine would work. It was a gamble with so much at stake. He says everybody's waiting for the all mankind waiting. The whole world is waiting for it to this winter. When trials finally proved this vaccine did indeed work is celebrated internally. Not like party or something but we had that moment of joy gonna champagne. No no serum hopes to soon be churning out a hundred million doses per month of this one vaccine on top of all the other vaccines they're still producing here. The oxford astra zeneca. Formula is particularly attractive to india and other low and middle income countries. Because it needs just regular refrigeration not subzero temperatures. This is for storage area. The capacity of seventy million dollars. So what we're looking at here is enough to vaccinate. Whole countries is ongoing process of building out of cold storage along these conveyor belts and out to sixty eight country so far racing against russia china. In what some are calling vaccine. Diplomacy india's huge capacity is attracted interest from the so called quad. The us japan. Australia and india. They announced financing to help another indian producer make a billion more doses of another co vaccine but while indian manufacturers are partnering with global pharmaceutical companies. The indian government is challenging pam at the world trade organization. There is an agreement that binds all wto members to certain levels of protection for intellectual property. Twenty year patents. Regional thrashers legal scholar at the global development policy center in boston. She explains how india and south africa are asking the wto to suspend those patents. Cova vaccines so that companies like serum can crank out generic versions quickly and in certain countries the majority of the population won't be vaccinated for something like five years that gives those viruses a long time to mutate. So the argument they're making is not. Hey look out for us but more this is in the interest of all of us. Everyone serums executive director. John says he supports that effort at the wto watery required is a vaccine today. Not tomorrow you want to stop the disease and stop it sprayed and that can happen. Only if there is no restriction on using technology many global health experts agree. The pope has said he does too but some companies including astrazeneca have pledged to sell vaccines at cost without profit and suspending. their patents. They say is not the answer it would kill innovation and would not speed up distribution bottlenecks more to do with supply chains than access to the vaccine technology itself. Both sides of this debate are over emphasizing. The role of patents. Daniel hamill is a law professor at the university of chicago. He says the serum institute success chose a middle path. It got a license from astrazeneca. It's been able to mass produce vaccines within the current regulatory environment ensures the potential licensing arrangements without cancelling patents ceremonies if you're disabled to gain rights to make vaccines on a large scale. That's a good thing could serums factory. As vials of corona virus knock scenes wiz off conveyor belts inside chief scientist ms. Shali graham points to construction underway outside a new pandemic preparedness facility for another year or two renew community that has not actually ideas to have extra machines extra labs all on hand to make billions of doses of vaccine against whatever virus hits
The Naked Scientists
Is there a link between the AstraZeneca vaccine and blood clots?
"Suspected linked to the development of a rare syndrome involving the formation of blood. Clots in the brain's blood vessels led to eighteen european countries temporarily halting their use of astrazeneca's covid nineteen vaccine pending an investigation. By the way the european medicines agency the itself though while it investigates is urging nations to continue to use the vaccine which has been so far administered to over seventeen million people going to the very real threat posed by massive surges and covid nineteen cases across europe that said some countries like belgium in the uk elected. Not interrupt their vaccine. Roll outs the aura. Which regulates medicines in the uk has also carried out its own investigation reached a very reassuring conclusion. Our view shows that there is no difference. That blood clots in veins are occurring more than would be expected in the absence of vaccination for either vaccine we have also received five reports of different a rare form of blood clot in the cerebral sinuses cerebral sinus vein thrombosis all csv t occurring together with lowered blood platelets shortly after vaccination with the covert nineteen vaccine astrazeneca. This type of blood clot can rarely occur naturally in unvaccinated people as well as in people with covid nineteen disease. A further review of these events is ongoing but a causal relationship with the vaccine has not yet been established. I'm hr hfc's june rain there. She was addressing the number ten downing street press conference earlier this week so there is still some uncertainty around this but in the end what it all comes down to is balancing risk the risk from a very rare and possibly completely unconnected medical condition versus the relatively much bigger risk of succumbing to covid nineteen infection. If you catch it and it's attendance queely so help us comprehend what is going on what we really need. Here is a professor on the public understanding of risk. Which is exactly what cambridge. University's david spiegelhalter specializes in things quite complicated. Because the story is it was ran. Last week was by blood. Clots like deep-vein thrombosis and other things and i looked to that data. What was being reported by astra zeneca. Aaron tim visits the number of Adverse reactions they didn't like anything special tool but it since come out that the actual actual real concern is from norway and germany in particular is is a particular special full of thromboses known as herbal venus sinus thrombosis associated with low platelets so this is clearly a razz syndrome and germany particular. They've at one point six million vaccines and had six seven cases of something like this and tends to be in younger women and in some so i can understand that. There is a concern about Yesterday vaccine but policymakers have to make decisions all the time. Don't they about What you're going to do and what the cost might be and what you're not going to do. And what the cost might be and it is really important not to jump the baby out with the biological bathwater because by deferring vaccination while you investigate a very remote risk of something happening you end up costing people the chance to be vaccinated in the interim one commentator in france pointed out that for every hundred thousand people. You don't vaccinate over the age of fifty four one day that will translate into five deaths. I haven't checked that statistic but it does sound plausible.
The Security Ledger Podcast
"astra zeneca" Discussed on The Security Ledger Podcast
"Hello and welcome to the security ledger. Podcasts i'm paul roberts editor in chief at the security ledger in this week's episode of the podcast number. Two hundred four north korean hackers are suspected of targeting vaccine maker. Astra zeneca david. Culver joins me now. David what do we know about this..
Dr Ron Unfiltered Uncensored
"astra zeneca" Discussed on Dr Ron Unfiltered Uncensored
"Use the back seat in india. The astra zeneca vaccine. I will tell you has genetically modify human embryonic cells that's from an aborted fetus. Astra zeneca vaccine has cells from aborted fetus and it has also list of of ingredients like his in history Matt core hexa draped polysorbates eighty ethanol sucrose Set in f. They hydrate and water. You know that it was reported on october. They were studies with this at the university of oxford. And then it it may. It was reported that all the vaccinated monkeys treated with the oxford vaccine became infected when challenged so even though he's monkeys were vaccinated. They came down with the virus when the real virus was chehalis that was when they when they were exposed to the real virus and they were allowed to continue with this vaccine. Why because the vaccine the even though the vaccine did not protect the animals from infection. It did moderate the disease. And that's the logic that's going to be used for all the vaccines it doesn't prevent anything but a decreases. Your symptoms okay. So let's say we have. One caller wants to talk. Let's do that please. What happened here. Okay how do we.
Dr Ron Unfiltered Uncensored
"astra zeneca" Discussed on Dr Ron Unfiltered Uncensored
"The back seat in india. The astra zeneca vaccine will tell you has genetically modify. Human embryonic can cells. That's from an aborted fetus. Astra zeneca vaccine has cells from aborted fetus and it has also list of of ingredients like his in history matt easy core hexa draped polysorbates eighty ethanol sucrose Set in f. They hydrate and water. You know that. It was reported on october that they were studies with this at the university of oxford and then it may it was reported that all the vaccinated monkeys treated with the oxford vaccine became infected when challenged so even though he's monkeys were vaccinated. They came down with the virus when the real virus was chehalis that was when they when they were exposed to the real virus and they were allowed to continue with this vaccine. Why because the vaccine the even though the vaccine did not protect the animals from infection. It did moderate the disease. And that's the logic that's going to be used for all the vaccines it doesn't prevent anything but a decreases. Your symptoms okay. So let's say we have. One caller wants to talk. Let's do that please. What happened here. Okay how do we.
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"astra zeneca" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"I digress. Now i didn't make it all the way to the ball drop in the go city. That is new york city these days. I was just kind of couch potato out. But but how about you. And how did you celebrate nine seven three five three thirteen ten something to celebrate as well. It seems as though things are loosening up especially throughout the state. We're gonna get into this this morning. Oh and have some special programming for you this morning as well and the radio biz that's referred to as a tease so we will get to that in just a few but this as indoor dining is allowed again in the state imagine that will you take advantage of it. Do you feel comfortable doing that. Will you continue. And i use that word Very pointedly because i know i've talked to so many of you. You like me supporting the restaurants Through this Up and down time of being open being open with restrictions being shut back down again as the spread of covid nineteen the hospitalization rate and of course The death rate all combined to dictate. But i know so many of you just like me have been doing everything that you could particularly during the time when restaurants were shot for indoor dining supporting them through Carry outsor- curbside. Dining or whatever the case may be but it's getting a little bit cold for curbside dining in colorado now isn't it but some good news. This came out last wednesday as governor. Jared polis is moving thirty three counties now there may be just a couple of exceptions but for the most part Moving those thirty three counties that have been in level read on the state's covid nineteen dial moving back down to orange today including weld and larimer counties again. Moving to level orange on the state's covid nineteen dial. And what does that mean for those restaurants. Well basically it's still gonna be a tough road to hoe for so many of small restaurants because under level orange. the good news is restaurants. Hand allow customers back inside but those capacity limits will be capped at twenty five percent or a maximum of fifty people. But at least it's something right. But meanwhile let's rewind to how you were feeling on new year's eve did you. Perhaps as i did feel something you haven't felt for a while. Did you allow yourself to feel. Maybe just a little bit of optimism a little bit of hope for twenty twenty one that because of the vaccines that we are seeing the covid nights seat nineteen vaccines that once again. Today in the uk astra zeneca furred vaccine will be available for distribution and use. But did you allow yourself to feel. Perhaps just a little bit of anticipation maybe for better days ahead or was it just me nine seven three five three thirteen ten dropped me attack star..