California halts Moderna vaccine batch after severe allergies

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Typical west media disinformation again, glad you have the nerve to bring that crap out LOL:

Let me tell you the reality, instead of this west media created crap:

First of all, Fosun dont buy that from Pfizer, both Pfizer and Fosun has invested in BioTech's mRNA death trap and Fosun just get the rights of selling this in China.

But Fosun has never received the import permit from China, especially after so many problem of the mRNA death traps, and experts in China even call for the total ban of any mRNA vaccines in China, even for the vaccine developed by PLA insitute of medicine, let along BioTech's death-trap.

Not to mention the fact China dont need to import any vaccine at all

So chances are, you dont need to worry about any phony number of that death-trap BioTech mRNA vaccines sold in China, because most likely they wont be any at all.

so China is importing a 100 million doses of Pfizer-BioTech mRNA to flush down the toilet?

 

[52051]

so China is importing a 100 million doses of Pfizer-BioTech mRNA to flush down the toilet?

Cannot you read?

China has not imported a single BioTECH vaccine, China has not even grant import permit of this death trap, let along import 100 million dose.

 

[gambit]

this is the first time in history that an mRNA vaccine has been produced, let alone without thorough human trials.

Horizon Magazine

horizon-magazine.eu

"Human trials of cancer vaccines using the same mRNA technology have been taking place since at least 2011. ‘If there was a real problem with the technology, we’d have seen it before now for sure,’ said Prof. Goldman.​

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The Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine Phase 3 trial involved more than 40,000 people. It began in July and will continue to collect efficacy and safety data for another two years."​

Vaccine Development, Testing, and Regulation

Systems for developing and testing vaccines emerged after the 19th century, when many vaccines began to be used. The current system for developing, testing, and regulating vaccines developed during the 20th century as the groups involved standardized their procedures and regulations.

www.historyofvaccines.org

"To detect a significant difference for a low-frequency event, the trial would have to include 60,000 subjects, half of them in the control, or no vaccine, group (Plotkin SA et al. Vaccines, 5th ed. Philadelphia: Saunders, 2008)."​

Forty to sixty thousands would be in the acceptable statistical range for standard historical vaccine trials.

so instead of playing the blame game or getting carried away with the "my vaccine is better than yours" mantra, lets, as a species, hunker down for the long haul, this shit's here to stay for the near foreseeable future, ain't goin' away any time soon.

What we have now -- at least on this little corner of the internet -- are the Chinese doing their best to salvage the face of their country. Hence, the need to post as much American missteps in our efforts to deal with the virus as possible to divert attention away from the inevitable global backlash ONCE the virus and the pandemic is under control.

If the virus was an accident, then it is a global manslaughter. If the virus as deliberate, then it is a global mass murder. At the least, it will be depraved indifference. Economic pains are the next worst, after human lives, you can inflict on a country and with COVID-19, China inflicted both pains on practically every country in the world. No amount of finger pointing and bribe money are going make this go away.

 

[Oldman1]

Seems like California decided to continue on with the vaccine.

Despite illnesses, California says virus vaccine can be used

California said it’s safe to immediately begin using a batch of coronavirus vaccine doses after health officials urged a halt to injections and held a review because several people fell ill.

www.chicoer.com

By DON THOMPSON

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California said it’s safe to immediately begin using a batch of coronavirus vaccine doses after health officials urged a halt to injections and held a review because several people fell ill.

Wednesday’s decision frees up more than 300,000 doses to counties, cities and hospitals struggling to obtain supplies. With the largest U.S. population at 40 million people, California has the second-highest COVID-19 death toll in the country behind New York.

The state Department of Public Health on Sunday urged a pause in the use of a specific lot of the Moderna virus after fewer than 10 people who received shots at a San Diego vaccination site needed medical care, possibly due to rare but severe allergic reactions.

But after a safety review and consultation with Moderna and health agencies, the state “found no scientific basis to continue the pause” and said vaccinations can “immediately resume,” state epidemiologist Dr. Erica Pan said in a statement.

“These findings should continue to give Californians confidence that vaccines are safe and effective, and that the systems put in place to ensure vaccine safety are rigorous and science-based,” Pan said, adding that some of her family members had received it.

Cheryl Brennan of Fallbrook was among those who fell ill shortly after being injected last week at Petco Park, home of the San Diego Padres.

“At 18 minutes, it was like my throat started closing,” she told KSWB-TV. “My blood pressure went to 185 over 125, which I guess is very life-threatening.” Help came immediately.

“They hooked up electrodes. They put ice packs on me. I had four EMTs and two nurses helping me and they brought my blood pressure back down within 45 minutes,” Brennan said.

Brennan also said she still plans to get the second dose required for full immunization.

“I will still absolutely, positively go,” Brennan said. “My opinion, if I get COVID, I would probably have a lot worse reactions than just having those issues … And my husband has underlying health conditions, so it’s worth taking that chance.”

The release of the Moderna doses comes as California officials struggle to meet the challenge of vaccinating all those awaiting them, including millions of people 65 and older who recently were made eligible behind health care workers and people in nursing care homes.