Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Matt / Brand, wow this is complicated stuff. Don't know if you have seen the link below but I think it's great.....just to explain how mind-blowing this science is.
I keep persevering and trying to understand it all but I ain't a scientist and ain't got a crystal ball so I struggle.
Best Wishes all.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4733246/
https://www.ahri.org/omicron-incompletely-escapes-immunity-induced-by-the-pfizer-vaccine/
Headline:
"Laboratory research from South Africa strongly suggests that the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant escapes antibody immunity induced by the Pfizer-BioNTech (Comirnaty) vaccine, but that considerable immunity is retained in people who were both vaccinated and previously infected"
Ohdannyboy, an alternative positive thought perhaps:
Even if Omicron proves to be mild, who can say how the next variant may behave? If Sprinter is successful, do you not think governments would still want some in the back drawer?
Gunto, What do you mean 'pandering to the likes of Dumbpunter' what you say makes no sense whatsoever.
I have provided a correct link to back up BeContrarians comment which explains that the COPD/asthma trials DID NOT fail.
Takes a big man to just say I got it wrong and apologise, so I politely invite you to do so. If you don't, then for both our sakes, please just filter me as you said you had before !!!
You may enjoy these mud slinging games. I just can't be bothered with the nonsense.
BeContrarian, the link you posted didn't work for me. I think try:
https://www.synairgen.com/programmes/ifn-%CE%B2-sng001-in-copd/
Dumpunter why did you say it failed on efficacy ??
Gingerish....note above and good luck.
Hi Andy cheers, that's my point of reply. Vaccines are 'expected' to still work but as you say there could be some degree of escape....who knows?
Don't think it's wise to be overly negative about vaccine efficacy against Omicron just yet.
Plus this from the same link:
"Research by the National Institutes of Health in the US has shown that antibodies produced by COVID vaccines are more likely to recognise variations in the virus spike protein than those generated by natural immunity.
That could mean people who are fully vaccinated – and boosted – may still be able shrug off Omicron.
But it could be weeks before we know that for sure"
Not sure why you came to the vaccine efficacy view Andy?For mankind's sake let's hope the vaccines do work well, with SNG001 as a back up of course. I'll be getting my booster Monday, hoping it keeps myself safe having recovered (sort of) from covid recently.
Just found this, sorry if already been posted.
https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/news/covid-19-ema-recommends-authorisation-two-monoclonal-antibody-medicines