Gaano ka-epektibo ang mga bakuna kontra COVID-19?

University Of Washington Lab Works On COVID-19 RNA Vaccine

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Gamit sa pagbakuna ang Astrazeneca, pero sabay ng pagdami ng nababakunahan, dumarami din ang nag-aalangan sa bisa nito, lalo pa’t may natutuklasang mga bagong variant ng virus.


Highlights
  • Lumabas sa pagsusuri na ang Astrazeneca vaccine ay umabot sa 62 percent ang bisa nito.
  • Umabot sa 95 porsyento ang bisa ng Pfizer vaccine, rason kung bakit ito ang ibibigay sa mga frontline workers
  • Sa ngayon, nasa early trials pa din ang Novavax vaccine na gustong subukan dito sa Australia
Di napigilan ng mga epidemiologist  na  kwestyunin, kung sapat ba ang bisa ng  Astrazeneca vaccine na gagamitin  dito sa Australia. Lalo pa’t lumabas kasi sa  pagsusuri, 62 percent  lang ang bisa nito.

"The only reservation I have and it's not a big one even, is that not it's not as efficacious as the Pfizer Biontech, and potentially it's not as good at stopping transmission as the Pfizer biontech but we don't know she had good data on that yet.. And that would just make it a little bit more difficult to achieve herd immunity. So the real issue is if the Novavax vaccine is very similar to Pfizer Biontech in terms of its efficacy, why wouldn’t we use that instead of Astrazeneca when it comes. And that's not been discussed by the government at all."

 

 


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