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Rusia: Vaksin Sputnik Light 93,5 Persen Efektif di Paraguay - Vimarsana News

Rusia: Vaksin Sputnik Light 93,5 Persen Efektif di Paraguay

Vaksin Covid-19 Sputnik Light buatan Rusia diberikan dalam dosis tunggal.

Sülükten kanser ilacı yapacağız - Vimarsana News

Sülükten kanser ilacı yapacağız

Sülükten kanser ilacı yapacağız Türkiye Gazetesi A+ Erciyes Üniversitesi Rektörü Prof. Dr. Mustafa Çalış “Üç tane kansere karşı aşı projemiz bulunuyor. Sülük enziminden prostat ve mesane kanserine karşı ilaç geliştiriyoruz” dedi. Erciyes Üniversitesinde geliştirilen yerli aşı Turkovac'ın üçüncü fazından gelecek sonuçlar merakla bekleniyor. TGRT Haber'de Cem Küçük'ün sorularını cevaplayan Erciyes Üniversitesi Rektörü Prof. Dr. Mustafa Çalış, kanser aşıları üzerinde de çalışmalar yaptıklarını söyledi. YÜZDE 100 ETKİLİ Covid-19 aÅ...

Johnson & Johnson: Why Less-Effective Vaccines Are Valuable - Vimarsana News

Johnson & Johnson: Why Less-Effective Vaccines Are Valuable

Michael Ciaglo / Getty Last spring and summer, when a COVID-19 vaccine was only a glimmer of hope on the horizon, scientists warned in their careful way that vaccines might not live up to the public’s high expectations. The FDA said a vaccine needed to be just 50 percent effective. The most important thing, scientists told me, was that the vaccines at least protect against severe illness. Then, in the fall, data from the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine trials demonstrated 95 percent and 94 percent efficacy, respectively, against all symptomatic infections. They smashed expectations—and created...

Do We Have to Wear Masks After Getting Vaccinated? - Vimarsana News

Do We Have to Wear Masks After Getting Vaccinated?

The Atlantic Hopefully one day, getting vaccinated will mean you no longer need a mask. But not yet. Julian Montague Editor’s Note: Every Wednesday, James Hamblin takes questions from readers about health-related curiosities, concerns, and obsessions. Have one? Email him at paging.dr.hamblin@theatlantic.com. Dear Dr. Hamblin, I’m still confused about what our lives will be like after we are vaccinated. As I understand it, it will still be possible to get the virus, but hopefully the course won’t be as severe or life-threatening. And we are going to have people who won’t even get the v...