it also is developed by Astra Zenica, one of the most trusted pharms. If you want to start discounting their products, you better stop taking any paracetamol or ibuprofen too

Also, to get to general supply, they have to go through an approval process and have all sorts of data to back it up.

No one is being forced to get the vaccine, it's your own choice. If you don't trust it, don't get the injection

[AstraZeneca to run extra trial of vaccine developed
with Oxford University
It follows the discovery that the jab
performed best when half a dose was given,
followed by a full one.]
https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-...rsity-12143150

[Hospitals in England
told to prepare for Covid vaccine rollout in 10 days' time]


https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ne-rollout-nhs

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55115037


Covid: Nadhim Zahawi appointed as vaccine rollout minister

The UK is the first country to approve the Pfizer vaccine, it can now be rolled out to the public!!

Fantastic. How many doses of this one do we have?

...do we have the cold storage needed, is this the one that needs the minus 70 degree storaging...?....

it's being distributed to hospitals who do have the fridges, also health care workers are getting it first so it makes sense at this point. The first vaccinations will happen next week!

...it’s impossible to imagine how those people will be feeling atm...such a mixture of emotions, I would imagine...

40 million on order, 10 million in hand

It has to come from Belgium Pfizer/BioNTech Plant.

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-...ccine-12148786

And be kept Colder than a fridge in transit.

Yes! Some amazing news this morning! :cheer2:

Honestly I could cry hearing this news.

As someone with a lot of “elderly” family, this is just fantastic.

It's not the long ago that the Press were reporting that Matty Hanny was the only one who thought a vaccine was possible

some of them should be prosecuted for their reportage of the pandemic

I believe they are sorting out testing for relatives as well so they can visit elderly relatives in the meantime, the fast lateral flow ones?

God I hope so. It’s been a long, long year and to be able to just visit some relatives before the year is out would mean the world.

yes although in better news it is then viable in a normal fridge for up to 5 days so this gives some leeway

Live on both News Channels
Dr. June Raine
with 2 Professors

10 Downing St.

Yes. I've missed my family so much.
To be able to hug then again :bawling:

Yip its been tough, not seen any family in Ireland since September 2019

Same. Last time I saw them was June last year :(

The Labour Leader
claims the Vaccine will not be able
to get to the Care homes.
Because of the Cold Temperature it needs. (From PMQ's)

It can be stored in normal fridges for 5 days.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/12...6916029252.jpg
[A lorry leaves Pfizer's manufacturing plant in Puurs, Belgium,
this morning after the American firm's Covid-19 vaccine
was approved in the UK.
It's not clear if the lorry pictured was transporting the jabs]


https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/12...6912191228.jpg


https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/12...6910573084.jpg

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...use-UK-an.html

A strapping 35 year old buck is going to be last on the list eh :joker:. Oh well. Maybe I'll get mine in time for the ML2022 win? It's going to be a total wash-out if I die of Covid before then.

Can I get it awarded posthumously if the worst happens? :worry: