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It remains unclear if the Oxford vaccine is effective against the virus itself – but researchers says that ChAdOx1 nCov-2019 has been shown to trigger a robust immune response in healthy adults aged 56-69 and in people over 70. Phase two data, published in The Lancet, suggests it could help the vulnerable to build immunity, researchers say.

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Thoughts on this anyone!

I seem to recall hearing of this spray a few months back. You spray it up the nose and it gets into the lung. Of minimal effect. you will then take by swallowing the virus into the intestinal tract where the outer viscous coating will be broken down by the gastric juices. Absorbtion then as a result.

As you well know, when we get a cold, the inside of the nasal passages and lung secrete a muscus in the bodies attempt to protect itself from further infection. When we sneeze these fine droplets of water are vapourised. If you are in the room with a person who has sneezed with a cold then it is almost certain that you will end up having the cold. Unless of course you have just had that strain of cold to which then you will be immune But the bugger has a knack of mutating.

It does not matter if you are a scientist or not (although it helps). How you think is more important.
That is me done chatting for today. I have a lot do and not a lot of time to do it in.
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A great first post bubbleblower. I wish you every success for the future. As you have an ideal approach, you should in theory do well!
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Soon there will be masks ordered and masks will be made. A question of demand and supply. Once manufacturing starts it will then be running at max capacity. Other companies will need to get involved in an effort to meet demand. Soon as manufacturing starts the price here will start to do up.

Over 300 million shares have been released ie sold onto the market and that is bound to have an impact on the SP. They want to raise money and they own the shares that is after all their perogative. Why they want the money has nothing to do with us.

But it should not be implied that because they have sold that the company has a less than rosy future. It will take time.
As soon as the ball starts rolling will will get there. Look it as an investment over a period of time as opposed to a get rich quick scheme. How many times I have I have come across people who have thought 'cor I wish i could have bought in at those price'. Indeed there are some including myself who have wished that the sold at a price when a little later it has dropped. It is our decision making that we become invested in the first place.

It is not nice being over a 100k down. Now over 90k up. Not this share I might add.
But I will tell you one thing is that patience pays off.

Fear and greed are the 2 biggest threats to people making money. Research a company yourself. Read the chat board. Take notice of the LTH. Do not be swayed by those with with very few posts and or a very short history.

I am also inclined to think very dubiously of those that state the word 'fact' when in effect, all it is, is their opinion.
Dont risk more than you can afford and get a game plan and stick to it.

Regards all and don't lose your faith.

'RMS hasn’t done a deal with no one' DV that is a double negative? If we translate it is saying 'we have done a deal with someone'

Best I could do was 2.60.
Only 80k mind you!

Looks like a further dump this morning of over 15 million

A lot will depend on the selection criteria too, For example all volunteers to be healthy with no underlying health concerns.
Most of these people would not become ill even if they contracted corona virus.

Welcome on board Grantham 1. This is one of the best if not the best chat board to be on.
Regards and all the best for the future.

Possibly paid derampers or involved in a group that have shorted the stock. It is not unheard of and they go round hunting in packs!

Vaccines are not the be all an end all as people make out. There are over 200 strains of the common cold and there is no cure for the common cold as continues to mutate all the time.
The Corona virus has the ability and will mutate. In most cases the mutations are not as bad as the original virus. As a scenario suppose the Corona virus mutates with the common cold virus. What will a vaccine do then? What will we do? Wait another 12 months to produce a virus that will already be out of date by the time it is ready to be tried on the public.
Limiting infection, by cross contamination, via ingestion or inhalation is paramount to the success of keeping corona viruses under some sort of control.

Anyone else having a problem as latest share chat I can get is 24hrs old?

I reckon you have summed that up nicely Stoney,

Malaria is spread by the mosquito and you will normally be required to be vaccinated for yellow fever prior to travelling to a country at risk. What this has to do with wearing masks f knows.

UKT a small fact? You have no idea what a fact is. If you do know what a fact is then please state the fact, as all you have made is an ill judged assumption.

Jeez are you dumb UKT ? The majority of flu is contracted by inhalation, Small particles that remain airbourne for a considerable amount of time when people sneeze. Vaccines work up to a point as a supposed prevention. Then there is treatment where people inevitably contract and become ill due to the cytokine storm. There is no one cure fits all. But at this time of year when colds and flu are plentiful you will be far better off and safer with an effective mask. Tell the NHS they don't need them.
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It certainly looks that way as over 110 million more shares traded against the buy v sells!

The likes of Pfizer as I see it are just a legal form of criminal. They are not a caring drug company they are after big bucks. Tick box attitude to get their performance related bonuses.
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Ps for an accuracy of 1% with a confidence factor of 95% requires a count of 10,000.
On 10,000 persons that would indicate 495 to 505 people are not protected. 1 in 20
5% of the population equates to around 3.5 million.
A vaccine at best is only one method over a long period of time to keep the virus at bay. That is if it works as they say it does.
No side affects of course. As for how long it lasts is anyones guess.
Limiting the spread via the use of a mask is one of the best forms to limit spread. When someone sneezes a vapour is realeased around half a billion droplets invisible to the naked eye, In an enclosed environment these droplets can stay airbourne for anything up to 2 hrs.
A form of treatment for those that develop bad symptoms also needs to be developed.
How ever good a vaccine is, it will just never be good enough on its own.
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Statistics are an extremely powerful tool when used correctly. The level of uncertainty/ standard deviation is related to the magnitude of count. T

0ver 35 million not shown on LSE buys v sells. A seller shifting a few more somewhere. Price is holding up well and should go up for sure once all finished. My opinion here of course.
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