With two Chinese mRNA vaccines approved, why isn't China using them en masse to inoculate its elders (now a critical emergency with the lifting of zero covid) first before exporting?
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Who told you the elderly population weren't vaccinated?
supercat
Major
An electric bus with autonomous driving capability will start service in Paris (more on the way I assume):
any recent news on the demonstration thorium reactor built in the Gobi?
supercat
Major
Robot-assisted knee replacement surgery:
This is my 1st post.
I am not sure whether I have done it correctly.
The effectiveness of a vaccine depends on what you are preventing -- preventing infection or preventing serious illness.
Inactivated virus vaccines such as Sinopharm and Sinovac are more effective then mRNA vaccines in preventing serious illness although they are not as effective in preventing infection.
Duke-NUS medical School’s finding is attached.
I am not sure whether I have done it correctly.
The effectiveness of a vaccine depends on what you are preventing -- preventing infection or preventing serious illness.
Inactivated virus vaccines such as Sinopharm and Sinovac are more effective then mRNA vaccines in preventing serious illness although they are not as effective in preventing infection.
Duke-NUS medical School’s finding is attached.
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