Oxford Vaccine

Oxford Vaccine 79% Effective With No Blood Clot Risk, Finds US Trial

  • A long pertaining US trial of the Oxford COVID vaccine has revealed that the vaccine is effective in all. 
  • It dispelled all rumours of Venous sinus thrombosis or blood clots in the brain. 
  • This particular side effect led to the cancellation of the vaccine in Europe earlier this month.
  • This huge study conducted in older people revealed that the vaccine is effective in the old and across all ethnic groups. 

According to a Guardian report, the Covid-19 vaccine developed by Oxford University and...

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Oxford Vaccine Effective for 3 Months, Reduces Transmission

  • Oxford vaccine reduces transmission by 67%
  • Study shows the single dose of the vaccine is 76% effective for 3months
  • 8-12weeks between does is the sweet spot of efficacy
  • No clarity on efficacy on elderly people as of yet
  • Europe flags it for lack of data on the elderly
  • AstraZeneca chief Andrew Pollard have said that older people have same efficacy as younger people despite lack of clinical data
  • People are protected from 22 days of the single dose vaccination.

An Oxford study has found that the...

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UK, The First Country To Roll Out Oxford COVID Vaccine

The UK rolled out the Oxford vaccine yesterday amidst new lockdown measures and the possible uncertainty of vaccine affectivity on a newly emerged South African Strain of the coronavirus. 

The United Kingdom became the first nation to inoculate people with the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine outside of trials on Monday, with the country’s health secretary hailing the day as a “real pivotal moment”, reports CNN. 

Brian William Pinker, 82, was the first person to receive the AstraZeneca...

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UK Rollout Oxford Vaccine With A 12 Week Second Dose Plan

According to a Guardian report, the Oxford vaccine rollout plan has been changed over  concerns regarding giving millions the  first jab with a wait of up to 12 weeks for the second dose. 

  • The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine has been approved for use in the UK, with the first doses due to be given on Monday.
  • There will be 530,000 doses available from next week, and vaccination centres will now start inviting patients to come and get the jab.
  • Priority groups for immunisation have already been...

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Is The Oxford Vaccine Effective Against The New Strain ?

While the world is battling a new strain of coronavirus, experts have now turned their attention to making sure the existing vaccines work against the new variant too, reports Wion News.

The Oxford Vaccine

Considering the same, AstraZeneca chief executive, E said his team of researchers are almost sure that the Oxford vaccine will be able to fight against the novel coronavirus.

While Soriot is almost sure about this, he said more tests need to be performed to be sure about this. “So far, we think...

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Real Time Reviewing of the Oxford COVID Vaccine Begins

According to a Reuters report, AstraZeneca Plc said on Sunday that Britain’s health regulator had started an accelerated review of its potential coronavirus vaccine.

Reviewing Real-Time Clinical Data

“We confirm the MHRA’s (Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency) rolling review of our potential COVID-19 vaccine,” an AstraZeneca spokesman said.

In rolling reviews, regulators are able to see clinical data in real time and have a dialogue with drug makers on manufacturing processes and...

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AstraZeneca COVID Vaccine Safety Report on Participant’s Illness

AstraZeneca's Oxford vaccine trial to resume, the university says

CNN has obtained an internal safety report by pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca that sheds light on the neurological condition suffered by one of the participants in its coronavirus vaccine clinical trial, says an article published on their website.

What’s in the report?The report details how the study volunteer, a previously healthy 37-year-old woman, “experienced confirmed transverse myelitis” after receiving her second dose of the vaccine, and was hospitalized on September 5.
Four days later,...

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Cloud Over AstraZeneca COVID19 Vaccine Related Illness

Internal AstraZeneca safety report sheds light on neurological condition suffered by vaccine trial participant

As US health authorities consider whether to allow AstraZeneca to resume the clinical trial of its coronavirus vaccine, crucial questions remain about neurological illnesses suffered by study participants who received injections of the experimental vaccine, reports CNN.

Question on the Neurological Illness?

The trial has been on hold in the United States for more than two weeks, and regulators face the task of trying to figure out if these illnesses were random and disconnected from the vaccine,...

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Oxford Resumes AstraZeneca COVID19 Vaccine Trial

Rules and guidance meeting up - 11 Sept
  • The oxford vaccine trial is set to resume after being cleared by the UK Health department
  • The trials were stopped earlier this month when a participant developed spinal cord problems
  • The company has refused to give details of the participant but has assured that an independent investigation is being done.
  • The investigation is done to understand whether the illness developed due to the vaccine or other issues
  • The participant hasn’t disclosed whether she had this condition before.
  • Meanwhile,...

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No Compromise on Vaccine Safety, Says WHO After COVID19 Vaccine Trial Stoppage

According to a Reuters report, the World Health Organization has reiterated the importance of vaccine safety after the oxford vaccine trial was stopped due to participant falling ill.

Safety of a prospective COVID-19 vaccine comes “first and foremost”, the World Health Organization’s chief scientist said on Wednesday, as a trial of a leading candidate from AstraZeneca was paused due to concerns over side effects.

The rollout of an effective vaccine is seen as a crucial step in helping battered...

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