This review article is already a bit older (june 2021) but still worth reading to get an idea of what the pitfalls are when developing novel vaccines too rapidly. And without testing properly:
ijvtpr.com/index.php/IJVT…
"Unprecedented is that...
ijvtpr.com/index.php/IJVT…
"Unprecedented is that...
1. First to use PEG (polyethylene glycol) in an
injection (see text)
2. First to use mRNA vaccine technology
against an infectious agent
3. First time Moderna has brought any product
to market
injection (see text)
2. First to use mRNA vaccine technology
against an infectious agent
3. First time Moderna has brought any product
to market
4. First to have public health officials telling
those receiving the vaccination to expect an
adverse reaction
5. First to be implemented publicly with
nothing more than preliminary efficacy data
(see text)
those receiving the vaccination to expect an
adverse reaction
5. First to be implemented publicly with
nothing more than preliminary efficacy data
(see text)
6. First vaccine to make no clear claims about
reducing infections, transmissibility, or
deaths
7. First coronavirus vaccine ever attempted in
humans
8. First injection of genetically modified
polynucleotides in the general population"
reducing infections, transmissibility, or
deaths
7. First coronavirus vaccine ever attempted in
humans
8. First injection of genetically modified
polynucleotides in the general population"
We really do not have a clue what this means for long term adverse effects. Simply because, we cannot study long term effect in six months.
Time will tell.
Time will tell.
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