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Thailand says Russia agrees to supply Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine


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1 hour ago, Jingthing said:

Wait a second. Are you saying they're accountable to how people feel? Who knew?

Not accountable, but they know that their narrative as to how Thailand will save it's own people by entirely relying on it's own vaccine production has been comprehensively discredited, and the (largely unreported) protests by the youngsters continue.

 

Perhaps some fundamental orifices amongst the dinosaurs are going" sixpence, half a crown, sixpence, half a crown, sixpence, half a crown,"?

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2 hours ago, internationalism said:

sinovac was not cheap, 650b per vial for the first batch 2mln.

Thai have ordered another 2mln.

at $21 per vial it's more expensive, as many other ones.

But thailand has no choice, has to buy anything and for any price.

They waited far too long.

So I won't be surprised if they pay also over $20 for sputnik. Blame thailand for not planning for the future waves and new strains 

Like everybody else planned ahead and factored in new strains?

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Posted
19 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

The problem being this is another vaccine without fully published phase 3 results, the same as Sinovac. The results we have for Sputnik are interim only, so still to be published and then reviewed. 

 

Currently here is a review summary carried out by a large number of Universities and specialists around the world.

 

Concerns with the Sputnik V vaccine data

https://www.bmj.com/content/372/bmj.n743/rr-1

 

 

Ur links are months old. They already went thru phase 3 and now claiming effectiveness is even higher.

Posted
5 minutes ago, boogiewoogie said:

Ur links are months old. They already went thru phase 3 and now claiming effectiveness is even higher.

 

A paper published March 21, 2021 discussing possible fraudulent claims is months old? 

 

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Amdesign said:

I am vaccinated by Sputnik, and many people I know. Never heard about side effects.

 

Any real world data on that?

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Posted
7 minutes ago, rabas said:

 

Had a long talk with a good friend in Moscow yesterday. His story is very different than yours. He slipped on ice a couple of weeks ago and badly needs an X-ray and MRI, but says he doesn't dare go to a hospital until they can get covid under control.  Same Moscow?

 

I was in Moscow 2 weeks ago, there was no any ice already... ????????

Posted
8 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

Sounds like a statement from Russia denying their dope fixing at the Olympics

Tell this to the asthmatics - the Norwegian ski team ????

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Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, Amdesign said:

Yes, one can 'trust' Reuters. Very reliable source about Russia... ????????

Thailand says Russia agrees to supply Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine https://www.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-thailand-idUSL4N2MF2CJ

 

Ops sorry you can't trust that from Reuters!! 

 

What is a credible source for Russian news in English in your opinion that backs up your claims on this vaccine?

 

Please also go ahead and give us the published data web link on final phase 3 trials, obviously this would be in English

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Thailand can get all Az vaccine , EU announce not going to buy that anymore. Was still oder 100 million more dose. So be quik Prayut.

Posted
Just now, Amdesign said:

I don't have to give You any 'data on phase 3 trials', anyway me or You can't interpret the results, we are not bio science experts. The experts have it and they work with it. By now Sputnik is adopted in over 60 countries.

 

The vaccination is ongoing You like it or not. And it works.

 

P.S. Vaccination passports are issued, too - through Russian government services portal. I just applied for one yesterday.

Because there are no final phase three results yet.

 

It may well work but final data is needed. We also do not need to interpret the results, its reviewed by specialists when published.

 

When its approved by WHO I will be happier but they are also still waiting for all the data and have not even yet set a date for a decision.

Posted
5 minutes ago, Amdesign said:

I don't have to give You any 'data on phase 3 trials', anyway me or You can't interpret the results, we are not bio science experts. The experts have it and they work with it. By now Sputnik is adopted in over 60 countries.

 

The vaccination is ongoing You like it or not. And it works.

 

P.S. Vaccination passports are issued, too - through Russian government services portal. I just applied for one yesterday.

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(21)00191-4/fulltext

 

Here if some want read.

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Posted
1 minute ago, Jingthing said:

A vaccine without any side effects is suspect. A reaction indicates that it's working. Of course nobody wants dangerous side effects.

Well, some people can feel slight fever 1-2 days after vaccination, this happens with Sputnik sometimes (not with anyone I know).

But not blood clots or paralysis, like some other vaccines.

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Posted (edited)
20 minutes ago, Amdesign said:

Well, some people can feel slight fever 1-2 days after vaccination, this happens with Sputnik sometimes (not with anyone I know).

But not blood clots or paralysis, like some other vaccines.

Without real world data we have yet to see on that. Sputnik is an adenovirus type vaccine, same as AstraZeneca, Sinovac and J&J

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Posted
14 minutes ago, Amdesign said:

I don't have to give You any 'data on phase 3 trials', anyway me or You can't interpret the results, we are not bio science experts. The experts have it and they work with it. By now Sputnik is adopted in over 60 countries.

OK, but the bio science experts said the earlier data was "improbable".

 

Concerns with the Sputnik V vaccine data

https://www.bmj.com/content/372/bmj.n743/rr-1

 

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