That if your progeny is anything like you, you will both be certain you're right , and the other one isn't.
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That if your progeny is anything like you, you will both be certain you're right , and the other one isn't.
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I looked into this as I was concerned by the protection from prosecution.
However a scientist explained that pharma cos have been funded by governments to produce these vaccines, so in a way it's bypassed their usual decision making process and in order to protect their company and its shareholders those government customers have to provide legal protection.
I realise Ive not explained it well......but it gives a jist
Letting the wife think she is right is a route to harmony.......That'll make an interesting conversation though, as you both can't be right
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Yeah, the pressure for an Ebola Vaccine dropped off when the outbreak ended.
Even then there were only two Ebola vaccines in development iirc. Not 200. A slightly different scale.
What question?
You're grossly misrepresenting why GP's are pushing back on the delivery of the vaccine.
In order to provide the vaccine social distancing has to be observed and each individual is required to wait on site for 15 minutes to confirm no adverse reaction. GP's are stating they just don't have the space to accommodate enough people to make it possible to do any sort of delivery at scale whilst observing these factors.
That's before we get to the cold storage aspects - let's not forget GP practices are in many cases private businesses, investment in storage comes out of their bottom line, so whatever you may feel about this, business is business.
A quick search finds wolflabs with a price list:
£5,648 is on of the cheapest
https://www.wolflabs.co.uk/laboratory-products/freezers-ultra-low-temperature/10391185
£5,648 is on of the cheapest
https://www.wolflabs.co.uk/laboratory-products/freezers-ultra-low-temperature/10391185
The GPs should only need it at standard medical fridge temps, whatever that is.
I don't think anyone would enjoy an injection at -70. It'd probably feel the same as boiling water...
Oh yes, did I hear the vaccine is stable for a few days at normal fridge tempsThe GPs should only need it at standard medical fridge temps, whatever that is.
I don't think anyone would enjoy an injection at -70. It'd probably feel the same as boiling water...
12 times as many people working on it maybe*? People who are at the top of their game perhaps? People unfettered by competitive research funding? Not hard to work out. If you think about it.
*and the rest!
Yes it can be kept a fridge temperatures for a few days but there are services where it's just not practical to move small amounts around on a JIT basis. I suspect there may be some loaning from distribution centres/Costco or whatever and larger regional hospitals have the correct cold storage.
It's a massive logistical exercise even for the large arena based setups that are being brought into use.
The plan is, roughly, to have a load of hospitals that have the appropriate freezers that serve as hubs for the Vaccine. It's then defrosted and some is used at the hospital and some is stuck in mobile fridges and sent to the GP organised vaccination hubs.
Once defrosted it's got around 5 days before its use by date, GPs have been told it must be used within three and a half days of receipt.
My guess is that once the AstraZenica one is available then they'll just use that for the GP hubs and he Pfizer one for hospitals where they already have the freezers.
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like I said ,money making scam
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