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So Research reported by Sky strongly showing antibodies for the virus don’t last even after full blown Covid infection.
This is may be massively important.
Something which the vaccine manufacturers might not want to highlight whilst they mass roll out and try to hoover up the cash.
I have seen the banner headline ‘vaccine shown to produce strong antibody response.’
But maybe what they don’t want to discuss is the same antibodies might be leaving your body soon as soon as you’ve rubbed your arm and left Tesco’s car park ?
The important detail is always in the small print.
The vaccine is being rushed out to give people hope. It is all important to keep a lid on things & prevent mass unrest
Nobody in government will be willing to contemplate or admit they’ve just spanked many more hundreds of millions of pounds on another three legged donkey.
It’s a simple thought process I get the jab I’m safe, big sigh, life gets back to normal.
But hold on just a god dam minute, to keep up your antibodies you need re vaccinating every few weeks ? Everybody?
Mass vaccination in this instance might have just become a very very expensive chocolate tea pot ?
If true then the current vaccines being developed are not the long term solution unless administered every few months. However, they might provide a bit of a circuit break to coin a current phrase. What this does mean though is that therapeutic approaches are going to be needed for a long time if immunity doesn’t exist.
@andyrp. Exactly. I read that any vaccine would have to be administered atleast every 6 months.
In a nutshell the vaccine gamble has failed as many predicted. Not many people will commit to having a vaccine every 3 months, especially one thats been rushed through and has no long term testing.
Therapies and mass testing/tracing are the way out of Covid as proven by many countries like New Zealand, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Taiwan etc
talking currently on skynews how this will be a yearly thing that we will never get rid of.
if only there was a treatment..
Significant news for us I believe......
It will take more than a year to roll out a vaccine worldwide, now the reality that
it will have to be repeated possibly every 6 months...The importance of treatments
is now becoming a major factor in living with Covid 19....Many now agree that it
will be a virus that we have to live with rather than banish...If P3 is successful..
we are surely positioned to be a Gold Standard treatment......As we learn more
about the shortfalls of a vaccine the potential here is skyrocketing......IMHO!
Of course it is something that we won't get rid of. It's a pretty mild illness for most. It just shows how wrong the lockdowns and restrictions were.. If they aren't seen as wrong then they were purposely imposed to take our liberties. It's as simple as that.
The sheer contempt of the MPs is very telling.
I'm a holder since July and I got so much abuse for being suspicious of the shenanigans of governments on this board months ago. ie having a proven treatment and pretty much ignoring it or even suppressing SNG to push a vaccination.
I believe RM has pretty much been rejected by government because it goes against their vaccine narrative.
Disgraceful and Han***k and cronies have got to go.
@migsmcl Please take your ridiculous conspiracy theory postings elsewhere like some mad facebook group or twitter.
This disease kills, mainly older, but also through the whole age range.. Without the lockdowns and restrictions, deaths would have been multiple times higher.
Have some sense.
Yes my thoughts exactly.
Maybe not, or at least not yet, the great panacea to this pandemic.
It may placate people for a bit but the media and science will soon be onto it.
Being selfish for a moment it probably further supports what we are doing here. If we get the anticipated approvals, help to tackle the pandemic and get to help our own families through our investment then pretty good all round I’d say.
It's not a conspiracy theory. If Covid is around forever then what was the sense in lockdowns etc?
Or are we just going to stay locked down forever?
Don't you see what I'm getting at. If Covid is here to stay then it shows lockdowns were pointless.
And I'm not debating many have died and it is tragic. What I am saying is a fact. That for the vast majority it is a mild illness. My whole house had ot 3 weeks ago, my uncle who was shielding for health reasons got it. Everyone had a mild illness.
My over riding frustration isn't based on a conspiracy, it is based upon the lack of effort from the government to help get a proven treatment to help people.
I don't think that is hard to understand.
Thinking SNG can be kicked into the long grass until a vaccine comes along is a mistake. You can’t keep a good product down and the entire world would have to be complicit which I believe is impossible. Vaccines even if they are proven will not become the silver bullet. Their will always be the need for successful therapeutics and SNG looks a good bet to be effective against future respiratory disorders too.
how many deaths would you have been, or are now, prepared to put up with? 100k, 200k, 300k? Name your figure
Treatments take time to research and develop, the government can only do so much and has provided 100s of millions in both vaccine and treatment funding.
I do agree it is frustrating, but not so nearly as frustrating as all those that promote the message that this is just a 'mild illness' and then go on the ignore the restrictions, party till dawn and do nothing to take personal responsibility for their duty to society. The can break the NHS, then deaths will accelerate, nurse and doctors will be pushed to their limits, many will die, just because you and like minded, can't be bothered to put up with some restrictions on their 'freedoms'
Go away please and do not spread very dangerous propaganda on here, that is what twitter is for. I have one word for people with your attitude. cretinous!
Duly filtered as I do not wish to bother with any reply.
Some people on this board just cannot deal with the facts and get on their high horse. It is unbelievable and childish