Conundrum
"Fredxx" wrote in message
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On 03/04/2021 08:32, Andy Burns wrote:
jon wrote:
Alexa News report: second jabs outnumber first jabs.
Fully expected, you can see the cumulative and daily first/second rates
here
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/vaccinations
As near as buggerit 60% of adults have had 1st plus 10% have had 2nd, the
2nd doses now have to follow the pattern 3 months behind the 1st doses,
and the less vulnerable under 50s will get 1st doses at a slower rate.
Whoever decided on the change from 3 weeks between doses to 3 months has
turned out to be ABSOLUTELY right ...
There were many articles at the time said that the industry standard for
max effect was a delay of 12 weeks. 12 weeks being the gold standard due
to the way our immune system works
But that wasnt how the phase 3 trial was done.
And its the time for the Pfizer.
And that the 3 weeks delay in trials was for expediency to get the vaccine
regulatory approval some 2 months earlier than otherwise if a 12 week
delay had been used.
In fact they were both approved at the same time.
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