Following the recent UK approval of Moderna’s second generation bivalent vaccine, Taiwan may move on this one too, with possible EUA and delivery in September.
Like the UK, Australia, and the EU, Taiwan is reportedly looking at the bivalent shot that targets the older omicron subvariants. The US, by contrast, is asking Moderna for a different bivalent shot to specifically target the BA.5 subvariant—but this will take longer to develop and deliver.
Indeed. And no need to bother with all that pesky safety testing now that people have got used to the idea of being permanent guinea-pigs, and seem to be rather enjoying the whole thing.
Greed, greed, greed. Pathetic. Are they forgetting that the government’s Operation Warp Speed funded all their progress? I guess Jonas Salk making the Polio vaccine patent free for any company to use was a one-off.
So you’re going with “the newspapers are lying”? Entirely possible, given that they’ve lied consistently for the last two years. I’d be interested to see the article.
Or maybe there is no omelette at all, but it’s important that people believe that there is.
We could probably do an entire thread on the philosophical implications of omelettes.
AZ has not been recommended for boosters, so people are seeking out AZ for their primary series in 2022? That’s a bit like right now booking a flight to Guam to finally get that elusive J&J shot. I suppose it could be possible—but why?
EDIT: This will take better google skills than I have. The latest AZ paralysis news I can find from Taiwan is from April and June 2021. Is that what’s being reheated here?