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[CBS news] 60 year old man dies suddenly after receiving 2nd dose of Pfizer vaccine
- Thread starter Rogue Trader
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Waiting for the coroner's report to confirm the real cause of death. But the vaccination exercise carries on
Out of the thousands who have received the vaccine..how many have died due to the vaccine and what is the percentage. 1 person out of 1 million is no big deal. The whole world should not stop for that 1 person
KNN now my uncle think the leeading question to ask and to be answered is
Does it mean noone would have died in this manner I.e suddenly(non covid and covid vaccine leelated) KNN
Does it mean noone would have died in this manner I.e suddenly(non covid and covid vaccine leelated) KNN
The 1 fella who died is the visible case. No body knows what the long term effects are .. I doubt the vaccine was ever tested on pregnant women.
Here we go ... I was right. Latest news - "Not enough actual data" on the effects on pregnant women...
WHO Recommends Against Moderna, Pfizer Vaccines for Most Pregnant Women
Neither Moderna nor Pfizer enrolled pregnant women in their Covid-19 vaccine trials, and both say they plan future study
Most pregnant women shouldn’t take the Covid-19 vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech unless at high risk of exposure or severe illness, the WHO said.
PHOTO: BING GUAN/BLOOMBERG NEWS
By
Sarah Toy
Jan. 27, 2021 2:18 pm ET
The World Health Organization released new guidance about Moderna Inc.’s Covid-19 vaccine this week, recommending generally against the use of the vaccine during pregnancy except in those at high risk of exposure or having a severe case.
“In the interim, WHO recommends not to use mRNA-1273 in pregnancy, unless the benefit of vaccinating a pregnant woman outweighs the potential vaccine risks, such as in health workers at high risk of exposure and pregnant women with co-morbidities placing them in a high-risk group for severe Covid-19,” the guidance said. The agency said its recommendations would be updated as more data become available.
The recommendation echoes guidance for Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE’s vaccine released earlier this month. The WHO said it doesn’t recommend pregnancy testing before vaccination, nor does it recommend delaying pregnancy following vaccination. The WHO does recommend that lactating women be offered the vaccines, saying that the shots are unlikely to pose a risk to breast-feeding children.
Covid-19 mRNA vaccines aren’t made from live virus, and the mRNA, or messenger RNA—named after the molecular couriers that deliver genetic instructions—doesn’t itself enter the cell’s nucleus and is degraded quickly, the WHO said. Developmental and reproductive toxicology studies in animals haven’t shown any harmful effects, the WHO added.
At the same time, there aren’t enough data on actual pregnant people to assess the vaccine’s effectiveness or risk in pregnancy, the agency said. Pregnant women should be given information and counseling on the lack of safety and efficacy data, it said.
Neither Moderna nor Pfizer enrolled pregnant women in their Covid-19 vaccine trials. Moderna says it plans to establish a registry to study pregnancy outcomes in mothers and infants. Pfizer says it intends to start a maternal vaccine study in the future.
Research has shown that pregnant women are at higher risk of having a severe case of Covid-19 than those who aren’t pregnant, and Covid-19 may be associated with a higher risk of preterm delivery. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says pregnant people may choose to be vaccinated if they wish, adding that a conversation with a patient’s clinical team can help.
WHO Recommends Against Moderna, Pfizer Vaccines for Most Pregnant Women
Neither Moderna nor Pfizer enrolled pregnant women in their Covid-19 vaccine trials, and both say they plan future study
Most pregnant women shouldn’t take the Covid-19 vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech unless at high risk of exposure or severe illness, the WHO said.
PHOTO: BING GUAN/BLOOMBERG NEWS
By
Sarah Toy
Jan. 27, 2021 2:18 pm ET
The World Health Organization released new guidance about Moderna Inc.’s Covid-19 vaccine this week, recommending generally against the use of the vaccine during pregnancy except in those at high risk of exposure or having a severe case.
“In the interim, WHO recommends not to use mRNA-1273 in pregnancy, unless the benefit of vaccinating a pregnant woman outweighs the potential vaccine risks, such as in health workers at high risk of exposure and pregnant women with co-morbidities placing them in a high-risk group for severe Covid-19,” the guidance said. The agency said its recommendations would be updated as more data become available.
The recommendation echoes guidance for Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE’s vaccine released earlier this month. The WHO said it doesn’t recommend pregnancy testing before vaccination, nor does it recommend delaying pregnancy following vaccination. The WHO does recommend that lactating women be offered the vaccines, saying that the shots are unlikely to pose a risk to breast-feeding children.
Covid-19 mRNA vaccines aren’t made from live virus, and the mRNA, or messenger RNA—named after the molecular couriers that deliver genetic instructions—doesn’t itself enter the cell’s nucleus and is degraded quickly, the WHO said. Developmental and reproductive toxicology studies in animals haven’t shown any harmful effects, the WHO added.
At the same time, there aren’t enough data on actual pregnant people to assess the vaccine’s effectiveness or risk in pregnancy, the agency said. Pregnant women should be given information and counseling on the lack of safety and efficacy data, it said.
Neither Moderna nor Pfizer enrolled pregnant women in their Covid-19 vaccine trials. Moderna says it plans to establish a registry to study pregnancy outcomes in mothers and infants. Pfizer says it intends to start a maternal vaccine study in the future.
Research has shown that pregnant women are at higher risk of having a severe case of Covid-19 than those who aren’t pregnant, and Covid-19 may be associated with a higher risk of preterm delivery. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says pregnant people may choose to be vaccinated if they wish, adding that a conversation with a patient’s clinical team can help.
Actually, somewhere buried within the Gov dot sg vaccine-related FAQ they've discouraged preggies from getting vaccinated until 'more data' is available.
The early birds and the siao on vaccine volunteers (including who were 'being volunteered' SAF-style), will provide the necessary data for Big Pharma.
60 million subjects is a lot of data. I am sure it is a very good sample.Actually, somewhere buried within the Gov dot sg vaccine-related FAQ they've discouraged preggies from getting vaccinated until 'more data' is available.
The early birds and the siao on vaccine volunteers (including who were 'being volunteered' SAF-style), will provide the necessary data for Big Pharma.
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