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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/travel/travel-news/vaccine-tourism-the-maldives-is-planning-to-vaccinate-visitors-upon-arrival/as82096017.cms

Thought there may be some here who would enjoy this.

Agreebthqt the numbers subsequently getting covid are important. I'm hoping that going after the T cell response as a primary target is the key to that in a one jab protocol. Strictly a consumer/pragmatist opinion. The savings in time, logistics, needles, plastic, ink, etc would be phenomenal.

Kraft especially if their UV can be delivered as a single jab (as noted from the problems arising in those who have only had 1 jab).

link: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.04.16.21255412v1

" ... delays of boost immunization due to limited availability of vaccines may leave individuals vulnerable to infection and disease for prolonged periods. "

Perhaps the medical licences should have been respected - not that I would want to subjugate anyone to take part in an experiment to see the difference it makes.

If you search google for "A new #Covid19 vaccine trial is about to start" you will see evidence of a tweet which I believe has been deleted.....

In my view, this is NOT the same trial as the one where they are looking for volunteers who have had their first jab.

All the accounts tagged are good ones to follow.

MiaV,

End H1 was in the mid Feb presentation by the CEO - think it was slide 26cor slide 19, with news announcements expected in the title...

We know Durrant is presenting mid May in a conference, so perhaps that may dhed light on whether CTs have begun recruitment, etc.

I know yall hate me repeating myself, but H1 is END June.

Be happy in the meantime and gather what you can. SCANCELL are NOT doing this deliberately to annoy anyone. Bug deals take time and frankly I'm glad that NDAs appear to be working.

I'm more interested in hearing whether you think the SP will expand 30%, 50%, or a 100% plus depending on what news is released.

A watched pot never boils. Have a great day!

Of course there are other projects; I am hoping Scancell is ahead of the curve in getting to market. Originally I had hoped Redmile might provide some connections, but now I'm not so sure of that.

Might be that someone read one of the responses to the CEPI tweet :)

Good call. I'm just waiting for other investments to top out before cashin in enough plus an upcoming divi to finish off this year's allowance.

Evidently there is another project also targeting the Spike and N Proteins (according to one of the replies).

It would be great to get this funding sorted sooner rather than later. Next issue includes volunteers of all shapes and sizes - I still think I'd volunteer as someone who hasn't had a jab yet, nor the virus (as far as I'm aware).

This was extremely worrying. It will be interesting to determine what, if anything, is switched off by taking the vaccine.

As I keep seeing, None of us are safe until we are all safe....

For me the red line is the last week in June, unless if course the end of H1 has suddenly moved up to end April.

I would really be grateful if everyone could leave there egoa at the door here.

I know this is Not the popular view here, so you can just filter me too. There are sanctimonious Covid deniers on Twitter who could use your ire and benefit from you knowledge.

IDK the ins and outs of this one, but I suspect being able to trade with the largest economic blocs is quite important too.

It will be interesting to see how the US EU trade agreements impact the ability of UK manufacturing facilities to export.

I have seen a few articles flagging this lately.

Are you saying the £8/share posted by another is too low (assuming Scancell prive the science, and find a partner to bring them to market)?

Meanwhile people are still dying and suffering long term health consequences because the virus is not being contained.

Thanks to whomever liked my post on that matter - I can't see who it was.

This one which crossed my feed today - Link: https://apnews.com/article/japan-lung-transplants-coronavirus-pandemic-16089e2c749a0e24b230fa6bbbbd54b5

https://apnews.com/article/japan-lung-transplants-coronavirus-pandemic-16089e2c749a0e24b230fa6bbbbd54b5

COVID-19 patient receives lung transplant from living donors

Evidently transplants from living donors are considered more viable. Colossal effort: 11 hour surgery with 30 staff (plus the patient and two donors).

Read that over the weekend - they are correct. I don't understand why they didn't mentioned India's double mutation - it was known about at least 10 days before the article was published.

To my mind, it is the best impetus to ensure that funding for sequencing continues.