> > >
> >> > >>>
> >>>> A single dose Covid-19 vaccine developed by Janssen is 66% effective,
> >>>> the Belgian company has announced.
> >>>>
> >>>> But nobody needed hospital treatment or died from coronavirus after the
> >>>> vaccine took effect in the international trial.
> >>>>
> >>>> Crucially, it looked at giving just one dose of the vaccine, which makes
> >>>> it significantly easier to roll out than those requiring two. > >>>>
> >>>> Although there are also signs it is less effective against the new
> >>>> variant that is spreading in South Africa.
> >>>>
> >>>> The news comes shortly after Novavax announced their jab was 89%
> >>>> effective overall in the UK and 60% in South Africa. Both new vaccines
> >>>> will need to be reviewed by regulators before they can be used. > >>>>
> >>>>formatting link
> >>>>
> >>>> Another vaccine enters the fray. The more the merrier.
> >>>
> >>> I am not sure how helpful when the vaccines are getting down around
> >>> the coin toss percentage of effectiveness.
> >>>
> >>
> >> Fortunately, the experts know better.
> >
> > Fauci is not an expert now?
> > He is the one I heard question the effectiveness of the J&J tonight on > > NBC
> >
> There are numerous reports, and some are very positive about the new
> vaccines. Yes, more people might get covid with them, but FAR fewer will
> get really sick or be hospitalized than un-vaccinated people. The J & J
> vaccine is one shot, and requires only refrigeration, not fancy
> freezers, so distributing it will be way easier, and there will be way
> less loss to bad temp control.
Don't confuse Fretwell with the facts.