Re: AstraZeneca vaccine mishap. Wrong dosages were... - Page 2

Still Raining · ‎03-30-2014

And it just gets better!!

The sample population was small, divided between two counties and then mixed.

Could be no one was over 55.

The mistake with the half dose was done by a "contracted entity" and overlooked.

Clowns.

skatting44 · ‎07-26-2019

@Mindy D wrote:
Oops, oops, big oops. AstraZeneca and Oxford are fessing up that there was a big issue during their vaccine trial. The wrong dosages were filled in some of the vials they were administering to some subjects in their trial. This blooper changes the results that they published last week. I'm not sure how much the results will be different once they figure out the correct stats. Not all participants were misdosed, so the company will have to release corrected results. Once I get more information, I'll post what they say.

Makes you wonder what kind of incompetent staff are they hiring who administered the vaccine or who packaged the injections ? What I heard is that the volunteers who received 1/2 the intended full dose had 90% immunity but the participants who received the full intended dose received 60 some percent immunity. Is someone playing games to increase their stock price ?

Mindy D · ‎05-23-2010

@skatting44 wrote:
@Nightowlz wrote:
They came out before they were ready with their vaccine.
I think it has to do with Operation Warp Speed.
Pfizer announced first which was not part of it.
This should be about safety not who gets the first vaccine.
It came out on the news and on NPR on 11/24/20 that Pfizer did receive 1.95 billion dollars on 7/21/20 coronavirus vaccine contract with Operation Warp speed which was one of the largest contracts. here's the link .

npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/11/24/938591815/pfizers-coronavirus-vaccine-supply-contract-excludes-many-taxpayer-protections

Pfizer did not receive funds from Operation Warp Speed for the development of their vaccine they received a contract for sale from them after they developed their vaccine.

Q4u · ‎03-17-2010

That is SO huge that I'm having trouble responding coherently......

*~"Never eat more than you can lift......" Miss Piggy~*

Mindy D · ‎05-23-2010

@Still Raining wrote:
And it just gets better!!

The sample population was small, divided between two counties and then mixed.

Could be no one was over 55.

The mistake with the half dose was done by a "contracted entity" and overlooked.

Clowns.

@Still Raining @I believe you. Could you tell me your source. Thanks.