Showing posts with label coronavirus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coronavirus. Show all posts

Monday, June 7, 2021

Covid-19 Vaccines: The Ultimate 2021 Guide to Every Vaccine

A reader suggested I post this and I think it is a great idea.  Check it out if interested.  

"Covid-19 vaccines have taken center stage in recent months. Mass vaccination programs are underway, and billions of people are now pinning their hopes for the future on the success of a global rollout.

In many ways, the world we live in now is very different to just last year.

Vaccination offers the best chance of a return to normal life, and a huge responsibility falls upon the shoulders of vaccine manufacturers. With this added pressure comes publicity, and scrutiny. Pharmaceutical companies are now household names, and data from coronavirus vaccine trials is publicly published, analyzed, and critiqued by health experts and journalists alike.

In stark contrast, an endless supply of fake news and rumors, fueled by a fear of the unknown, has diluted public belief in vaccination programs. This complete guide aims to cut through this fog of misinformation and provide you with all of the available facts on Covid-19 vaccines.

In this extensive guide, you’ll learn everything about Covid-19 vaccines – from high-profile vaccine candidates, to the wider issues and talking points surrounding immunization campaigns..."

Covid-19 Vaccines: The Ultimate 2021 Guide to Every Vaccine

 

Thursday, April 2, 2020

How we can all help find a Coronavirus Vaccine


Let's all work together to find a solution!

I see various companies, institutions, and even governments all working together - but I have yet to find one central collaborative hub of all those seeking a solution.  I think that would help.

Furthermore, I have yet to see a  "Target Product Profile" and "Preferred Product Characteristics" for a Coronavirus 2020 Vaccine.  Let's see what we need to do and then do it.

One last thing - I think there are lots of very capable scientists and/or students around the world who might be retired, underemployed, unemployed, etc. - who are just waiting to get to work.  Where can they contribute their talents?

I think there is a great need for open innovation, crowdsourcing, etc. in this time.  Maybe someone(s) could make a Wiki of solutions.  Maybe Artificial Intelligence could monitor this Wiki and give advice?

Who says we can't do all this?

Anyhow, here's what I found so far.  Anyone got any better ideas?

We're all in the same boat and we all might as well row to shore - and more importantly row together.



Here’s what we need - COVID-19 vaccine and COVID-19 drug development








Wednesday, April 1, 2020

What affects Health Symptoms?

FYI....here are some of the References I used to make my Book "Paging Dr. Within" -

 
I hope you find them helpful in your work/studies.




Delving below the surface. Understanding how race and ethnicity influence relationships in health care.