Pfizer CEO says fourth COVID-19 shot ‘necessary’ due to waning immunity

[jalimon]

Some have said if asked if they would take a cancer vaccine would say no.

Keep in mind, such a vaccine doesn't exist, there is no data on it what so ever. Flat out no.
At least cancer isn't contagious. Pity that those ignorent fucks would still insist that the government pay for their chemo. Just because out of ignorance they wouldn't take a shot that has been tested and approved for use. Keep in mind we are not talking about people who have been unable to overcome a food or tobacco addiction, just a simple fucking shot.

No data? https://www.cancer.gov/news-events/cancer-currents-blog/2022/mrna-vaccines-to-treat-cancer

They are already doing mini trials. Will they succeed? Like any research maybe not. But maybe in 4-5 years they will succeed.

 

[lomotil]

The charade is over.

If and when the new vaccines come along, the game will start again and only time will tell if there is better traction and duration of efficacy this time. The Covid-19 vaccines did reduce morbidity and mortality earlier in the pandemic but is definitely undergunned and anemic against the Omicron variant and it’s subvariants. Covid-19 will continue to mutate much faster than vaccine development. Initially some of the mRNA makers made the claim that the vaccine could be rapidly modified as new variants arise but clearly this is not the case thus far.

I think that the “mult-annual” flu shot approach and scenario is not sustainable. There are also very different approaches medically and geopolitically to addressing this pandemic in large populations centres like China, India, Europe and North America. China is showing to be reluctant in using mRNA technologies at this time and maybe ultimately they might be right?

Locally in Ontario, sewage analysis indicates a steady rise in Covid-19 infections over the past four weeks with an exponential increase expected as Covid-19 mandates here and in other parts of Canada simultaneously are dropped.
Most likely soon rising ICU incapacity will again drive mandates potentially putting a dent in this summers fun.

 

[NotADcotor]

No data? https://www.cancer.gov/news-events/cancer-currents-blog/2022/mrna-vaccines-to-treat-cancer

They are already doing mini trials. Will they succeed? Like any research maybe not. But maybe in 4-5 years they will succeed.

This was a few years ago asking about a theoretical vaccine

If they ever develop a vaccine for cancer or the common cold I will litterally elbow 90 year old ladies into the dirt to get it.

 

[Valcazar]

If they ever develop a vaccine for cancer or the common cold I will litterally elbow 90 year old ladies into the dirt to get it.

They will never develop a vaccine for cancer because "cancer" isn't one disease, it is a bunch of different diseases that share some things in common.
They might develop a vaccine for a given cancer, though.

 

[NotADcotor]

They will never develop a vaccine for cancer because "cancer" isn't one disease, it is a bunch of different diseases that share some things in common.
They might develop a vaccine for a given cancer, though.

The scenario was a theoretical one to illustrate that your typical antivaccer has an almost cultist level distrust for vaccines.
And I am using it to show that I am sex nuts and retard strong for the stuff.
I know about the whole not one disease thing but in this case