it really depends on the person and on your cardiovascular health, mostly older people

my 88 year old grandma got it a couple of weeks ago and is fine

Yall eat fast food 8 days a week but wanna pearl clutch over this

Sure thing

ah yes this is all very funny

"historically"

"Europe"

the person posting this is black .

missing the 2 key words there.

you either a troll or got dropped one too many times on your head as baby with all these dumb posts you make

I just explained to you why your post is flawed. This is the cheapest vaccine thus will help Africa. This vaccine failing doesn't make a difference to Europe because EU countries can afford the Pfizer vaccine. African countries cannot afford it.

but srsly, s*** posting aside. hope they fix that

South Africa just talked about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

I'm not getting into this again with your s*** posting today lol.

this is nothing but politics, not healthcare

wether it's really dangerous or not, this news gonna make these antivaxxers feel themselves too much

You need to stop calling me a s*** poster because you are wrong and can't accept it. The Oxford vaccine was originally the chosen vaccine for South Africa. They had to change J&J because of the issues with the Oxford vaccine.

edition.cnn.com/2021/02/16/africa/south-africa-astrazeneca-johnson-and-johnson-vaccine-intl/index.html

This is not a W for Africa. It is an L. The J&J vaccine is more expensive than the Oxford one. What I say is correct. This vaccine failing is costing money and lives in Africa.

EU countries can afford any vaccine. They do not need this one. This vaccine is the one for poorer countries. It costs half has much as the J&J vaccine and only 25% as much as the Pfizer one. It is also easier to store. You are very much celebrating the Africa vaccine failing.

Doctor says I got blood clots but I aint Jamaican man

This is bullshit, they already dig more and there is no correlation.

Imagine taking something other then Pfizer

google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/health-56411561

Yea I saw it pop up this morning on Twitter. Don’t see why this thread is still even going on.

20 people out 17 million

Took first dose of moderna about 2 weeks ago. Happy to report no serious side effects so far. My arm was hella sore for like 36 hours though lol.

I heard this second shot finna be a different story though

Europe f***ed

They hit with another wave

I'll take those odds

Doctor checking in to co-sign the vaccine

Those vaccines were created with the help of massive amounts of public funding- hardly a win for the privatized healthcare industry.

And intermingling the profit motive with the project of developing a COVID vaccine has had numerous negative consequences, from a lack of quality control to patents that severely limit access.

Do you even know what you're talking about?

"Vaccine development has a very high probability of failure and the pharmaceutical giants are loath to risk their capital in trying to create new vaccines. They only agreed to enter the field after being assured of state backing.

Without sustained public funding of the biomedical and pharmaceutical sectors over several decades — and especially without the massive public boost of 2020 — there would have been no coronavirus vaccine in the West. Substantial funds were provided by Operation Warp Speed not only to undertake the required research but also to purchase large volumes of vaccine doses in advance, thus enabling manufacturers to reduce risks and scale up production."

This article talks more specifically about Pfizer and Moderna as well.

jacobinmag.com/2021/01/capitalist-competition-covid-19-vaccine-rollout

The EU has had a trash vaccine rollout and people like Macron have been public ally s***ting on some of the vaccines for a while, I think they’re just scrambling to cover up for their mistakes, there’s no real evidence for the dangers they claim as far I know, a very limited number experienced blood clotting.

Guess the hitpieces on Sinovac and Sputnik V were pure projection