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In response to "Israeli study finds 94% drop in symptomatic COVID-19 cases with Pfizer vaccine" by ty97

Which is amazing. I wonder if more vaccines in the future will be mRNA based. It seems the older methods aren't coming close. -- nm

Posted by James Bond (aka Igor) (aka Igor) Feb 14 '21, 23:20

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From what I've read, yes. And from this process they think they can produce them with lightning speed. Weeks (not months or years). -- nm - pmb Feb 15, 06:27
I think it's an excellent bet. It has the chance to be revolutionary tech. -- nm - Reagen Feb 15, 05:23
I wouldn't want to get that third one. (Johnson & Johnson I think? Like 65% effective?) -- nm - Ender Feb 14, 23:23 3
- 65% is a lot better than nothing. -- nm - znufrii Feb 15, 06:14
- It's still more effective than the flu shot is most years. -- (edited) - Fozzie Baron Feb 15, 06:07
- but...nobody who got this shot needed hospitalization, much less died, so that sounds effective to me, since it works differently get it first then... - zeitgeist Feb 15, 02:10

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