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I can’t wait. I love Vaccines. Science is truly amazing.
I know right? We need more comments like this to counter all the anti-vax bullshit.
I'm not just neutral on vaccines, I think they're fucking amazing and I want more.
I don't think we're going to find antivaxxers on Lemmy.
I'm not antivax but I'm suspicious of these 'subscription' vaccines which don't eradicate the disease but only succeed in helping them mutate every year so that they can keep lining their pockets. Don't we have the scientific advancements to eradicate flu instead of playing a profitable cat and mouse every year? I'm from India, and was very surprised to hear about the annual flu shots when I first came to the US. May be I'm just cynical, and there is just no way to truly eradicate flu accounting for its mutations.
‘subscription’ vaccines which don’t eradicate the disease but only succeed in helping them mutate every year
Alright... I'm trying to be nice here, but what exactly do you know about vaccines, and more importantly, viruses?
Ugh, there seems to be one in this very thread. So sick of them (no pun intended).
they are all still shilling on reddit, youtube, ,,,etc.
The closest things to miracles we can actually do! Preserving probably millions of lives every year. It used to be normal to have a bunch of kids and just have many of them die or get crippled early in live due to child illness.
Fun fact: in Vietnam, after they kicked out the French, they changed all the French street names with some exceptions. Pasteur was one of those exceptions.
... unless you are in a country with a crazy antivaxxer at the helm of public health.
Does this mean we're still getting a flu shot this year in the US? Last I heard RFK cancelled everything for them
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The trial, funded by Moderna
We did a trial which decided the governments around the world need to give us lots of money again and are releasing this information to drive up share price.
Trials are how drugs get approved and made. The article has a link to the study. If you disagree with the science, by all means, please elaborate.
I understand you want to display cynicism towards both drug companies and governments. Would you prefer they not offer this vaccine for sale? Personally, I'd prefer just the one shot because I usually get both, but you do you.
What did you think was going to happen? Another company or university would graciously fund and conduct a trial of Moderna's product for no reason?
If conducting a regulated clinical trial and having the results independently reviewed by government agencies in each market they seek to enter is not sufficient, I think you've already made up your mind.
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I'm no expert on drug trials, but I'm relatively sure they contract that shit out to competent firms.
paid for by... Moderna.
Yes, and...?
A company going through the regulatory trial and approval process is not evidence of wrongdoing or bribery. The problem wasn't Boeing paying for the fuel and pilots to test planes, it was that they said "we promise we tested everything and it was good" and nobody looked at the paperwork.
Who else would pay for it?
Are you aware of any countries that will dish out money to drug companies to trial their drugs?
If so, I'll start an LLC and a lab. I gotta whole lotta drugs I'd like to try out. And no shortage of friends who'd love to work full time on the government payroll to try a bunch of expiermental drugs..
Not if the brain worms have anything to say about it
Oh HELL nooo! Not on Worm-Brain's watch!!
Side effects such as fever and chills were more common in people who got the new vaccine.
This caveat, glossed over in the article, is potentially a huge drawback.
Personally, the covid and flu shots by themselves make me feel icky but moderately functional for 24-36 hrs, but the time I had both at once I was practically bedridden for three days.
Obviously not everyone has this problem, but from what I've heard it's common enough that I worry if the two-in-one shot becomes the new standard it will turn a lot of folks off from vaccination altogether. There's enough vaccine hesitancy and skepticism out there already that a miserable reaction (or simply the need to clear your schedule for three whole days) could be enough to cause folks to indefinitely postpone their yearly booster or forgo vaccination altogether.
only the og first covid made me feverish,achey, plus the pain from the vaccine. that lessened over time as you get more shots.
Everyone reacts differently to different things. I know someone who's side effects were worse each Covid shot he got. He still got them, because he was taking care of an elderly family member, but he had to started planning to be bedridden himself. He's not antivax, but stopped getting boosters when the family member died because he didn't want to be laid up for a week at a time.
I find the Moderna vaccine in general (covid only) makes me feel worse than the Pfizer one. No idea why, but making it worse won’t prevent me from getting vaccinated, I’ll just get separate vaccines.
As long as people have choices, and they know what they are, it shouldn’t be a big deal. The problem will arise when people don’t know/have a choice and feel like crap when given the combo vax.
Maybe try the vaccine from China. It does nothing
This caveat, glossed over in the article, is potentially a huge drawback. I've known people who have been floored after just one of the vaccines. Though I wonder if the body reacts differently to the combined than two singles.
i mean the MMR-v and tdap have been in use for decades, which are vaccines of multiple viruses, antigens as one.
covid just illicit a stronger immune reaction, because of how newly humans encountered the coronavirus.
So... Whats this about covid shot causing heart problems? Propaganda or true?
I imagine having full COVID causes more heart and lung problems than the shot ever would.
Yes.
It has reportedly caused myocarditis in some people, and they generally recover.
However:
for every 100 000 vaccinated, compared to about four more cases of myocarditis we have 56 fewer hospitalizations, 13.8 admissions to intensive care and 0.6 fewer deaths.
this post was submitted on 08 May 2025
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