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paid_influencer wrote:^just as an aside, hover11 is right. Both the WHO and CDC are against mixing vaccines, with the only exception being AZ-->Pfizer.
The T&T govt doh even recognize people with the Pfizer/Moderna combo. Apparently them folks having issues with TTravel Pass blocking them for being 'unvaxxed'.
shady23 wrote:paid_influencer wrote:^just as an aside, hover11 is right. Both the WHO and CDC are against mixing vaccines, with the only exception being AZ-->Pfizer.
The T&T govt doh even recognize people with the Pfizer/Moderna combo. Apparently them folks having issues with TTravel Pass blocking them for being 'unvaxxed'.
Yeah that's true wrt the website saying it's invalid. Does anyone have more information on this?
paid_influencer wrote:^yea that's dotish. Barbados updated their travel exemption policy to cover any two doses of WHO approved vax, regardless of brand.
There is no EMA, FDA or WHO approval for "mix-and-match" of vaccines - so far. The countries that couldn't get enough vaccine supply quickly enough authorized it.paid_influencer wrote:^yea that's dotish. Barbados updated their travel exemption policy to cover any two doses of WHO approved vax, regardless of brand.
adnj wrote:You can be re-vaccinated after waiting three months.
adnj wrote:There is no EMA, FDA or WHO approval for "mix-and-match" of vaccines - so far. The countries that couldn't get enough vaccine supply quickly enough authorized it.paid_influencer wrote:^yea that's dotish. Barbados updated their travel exemption policy to cover any two doses of WHO approved vax, regardless of brand.
You can be re-vaccinated after waiting three months.
Countries Move Ahead With Mix-and-Match COVID Vaccines
— Germany, Canada, and others promote heterologous approach in the face of supply challenges
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), while not issuing any specific recommendations, promoted the mix-and-match approach in a recent press release.
"There are good scientific grounds to expect this strategy to be safe and effective when applied to vaccination against COVID-19," the press release stated. "Preliminary results from studies in Spain, Germany, and the U.K. suggest a satisfactory immune response and no safety concerns. More data are awaited shortly, and EMA will continue to review these as they become available."
The EMA and ECDC noted in the release that the approach "may allow populations to be protected more quickly and make better use of available vaccine supplies."
Neither the World Health Organization (WHO) nor the CDC endorse the approach, however.
Currently, the CDC's website states that getting an adenoviral vector vaccine after the first dose of an mRNA shot could be considered only "in limited, exceptional situations." Additionally, because the U.S. still has ample vaccine supply, the rush to start offering the mix-and-match approach isn't as much of a necessity as it is in countries that continue to struggle for access.
https://www.medpagetoday.com/special-re ... ives/93706
CDC to recommend that some vaccinated people wear masks indoors again
elec2020 wrote:imo they just making it up as they go.
Mmoney607 wrote:elec2020 wrote:imo they just making it up as they go.
They have no choice. They only trialed the vaccines for a few months.
redmanjp wrote:Sinopharm not invited
paid_influencer wrote:^ Bar Owners Association missing a prime opportunity to exert pressure on the govt. We could get all them bar regulars to vaxx (tens of thousands of people added to the pile), but the govt need to promise to open the bar if we do it.
paid_influencer wrote:^ Bar Owners Association missing a prime opportunity to exert pressure on the govt. We could get all them bar regulars to vaxx (tens of thousands of people added to the pile), but the govt need to promise to open the bar if we do it.
hover11 wrote:Meanwhile pfizer today announced that a 3rd booster shot is required for delta which will also strongly boost their own profits
https://cnn.it/377Kdbi
The data posted online, which are expected to be discussed in a company earnings call on Wednesday morning, suggest that antibody levels against the Delta variant in people ages 18 to 55 who receive a third dose of vaccine are greater than five-fold than following a second dose.
hover11 wrote:Meanwhile pfizer today announced that a 3rd booster shot is required for delta which will also strongly boost their own profits
https://cnn.it/377Kdbi
redmanjp wrote:^ are viral loads lower though
the latest news about similar viral loads in vaxxed and unvaxxed infected with delta might mean it will be a shortlived opening if any at all. once delta reach close down again
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