First to develop a vaccine, maybe, but second to prove it worked.FDA Approves First COVID-19 Vaccine
FDA approved the first COVID-19 vaccine, now marketed as Comirnaty, for the prevention of COVID-19 disease in individuals 16 years of age and older.www.fda.gov
What’s kinda funny is Moderna was technically first to develop a successful mRNA vaccine too. Guessing politic$ might be involved there, as Pfizer is like the Microsoft of the drug industry.
They were actually fairly close to bankruptcy before Covid if I recall correctly, and that's in spite of them holding the patent on viagra.FDA Approves First COVID-19 Vaccine
FDA approved the first COVID-19 vaccine, now marketed as Comirnaty, for the prevention of COVID-19 disease in individuals 16 years of age and older.
What’s kinda funny is Moderna was technically first to develop a successful mRNA vaccine too. Guessing politic$ might be involved there, as Pfizer is like the Microsoft of the drug industry.
Pfizer close to bankruptcy? No chance.
It could be, but I know ton of people who have taken the moderna and everyone said it was a real nightmare. Lots more side effects, it wouldn't surprise me if Pfizer just hit more checkboxes. The general consensus where I'm at is to go Pfizer if you can.FDA Approves First COVID-19 Vaccine
FDA approved the first COVID-19 vaccine, now marketed as Comirnaty, for the prevention of COVID-19 disease in individuals 16 years of age and older.
What’s kinda funny is Moderna was technically first to develop a successful mRNA vaccine too. Guessing politic$ might be involved there, as Pfizer is like the Microsoft of the drug industry.
It seemed to be about an even split between my family, in-laws, friends, coworkers, of Moderna and Pfizer reactions. It seems like older folks had minimal whereas middle age and especially younger (20’s) had it rougher. I myself had Moderna and the first shot was a sore arm but the second followed with body aches and chills that subsided within 24 hours of getting it. I’ve heard the same or worse from coworkers and a couple in laws who had the Pfizer shot. One might be more pronounced than the other but it’s also probably dependent on the individual.
Possibly, but they each did clinical trials within a month of each other and both were deemed successful as early as last summer.
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First Pfizer shot for me was just a bit of soreness on the arm, second was a day or two of being tired and, puzzlingly, no soreness whatsoever. Not a big deal.
I don't understand how a vaccine that has (so far) shown little side effects is deemed dangerous when a paste, which is known to be a neurotoxin, is seen as safe
Ivermectin has been FDA approved for use in humans, to treat other things, for decades, and the people who discovered it won a Nobel Prize.
en.wikipedia.org
That doesn't make it reasonable to take dosages designed to kill parasites in horses to treat COVID.
It sure does have approvalIvermectin has been FDA approved for use in humans, to treat other things, for decades, and the people who discovered it won a Nobel Prize.
Ivermectin - Wikipedia
You're looking at it from the POV of a Sane person(at least, I assume you're a sane person from your postings). That's your problem right there.
I'm long past the point of feeling bad for these people. I'm riding the schadenfreude train the rest of the way through the pandemic courtesy of these special, special people and I figure it's only a matter of time before they're eating the drywall at home depot to cure their covid.
Fuck, like it's not already expensive to build a house.
Just speaking for myself, yes, I will now get the approved doses.
Well then, I guess if its discoverers won a Nobel Prize, then that means ivermectin is perfectly good to treat a completely different condition than it was originally discovered for, at doses far higher than conventionally recommended.
