Pfizer says its antiviral pill slashes risk of severe COVID-19 by 89%

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Pfizer says its antiviral pill slashes risk of severe COVID-19 by 89%​

Nov 5 (Reuters) - Pfizer Inc's (PFE.N) experimental antiviral pill to treat COVID-19 cut by 89% the chance of hospitalization or death for adults at risk of severe disease, the company said on Friday, as its CEO vowed to make this promising new weapon in the fight against the pandemic available globally as quickly as possible.

The trial's results suggest that Pfizer's drug surpasses Merck & Co Inc's (MRK.N) pill, molnupiravir, which was shown last month to halve the chance of dying or being hospitalized for COVID-19 patients at high risk of serious illness.

Pfizer's pill, with the brand name Paxlovid, could secure U.S. regulatory approval by the end of the year. Pfizer said it plans to submit interim trial results to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) before the Nov. 25 U.S. Thanksgiving holiday. The trial was stopped early due to its high success rate.
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[dee-u]

Aling bakuna ba ang hindi effective at bakit mo alam na hindi effective? Kasama din ba diyan yung gawa ng Pfizer na vaccine?

 

[8inchhotdog]

Aling bakuna ba ang hindi effective at bakit mo alam na hindi effective? Kasama din ba diyan yung gawa ng Pfizer na vaccine?

Pfizer mismo di epektib. Di mo ba nabalitaan noon ang nangyari sa israel? Ako na mag google para sau

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Israel is struggling with COVID-19, despite high vaccination rates.​

After an early and rapid rollout, and with the majority of its ãdül† population fully vaccinated, Israel lifted virtually all COVID-19 restrictions — and life in the Middle Eastern nation returned to an almost pre-COVID normal.

With daily case numbers close to zero, businesses reopened, mass gatherings resumed, and face masks were eagerly discarded as people flocked to beaches and restaurants.

But the celebrations — and optimism that herd immunity had arrived — didn't last long.

By late June, case numbers began to climb, and they haven't stopped.

So why, in a nation with relatively high vaccination rates, are COVID-19 cases still surging?

 

[Saturn]

Hindi naman talaga 100% effective ang vaccines. Nakakatulong lang kaunti mapababa yung risks. So it doesnt mean na porket bakunado ka okey na kalimutan ang health protocols.

 

[Xin Taru Jiang]

dipende din sa genes nang tao at naka vary yung lahi dyan.

 

[dee-u]

Pfizer mismo di epektib. Di mo ba nabalitaan noon ang nangyari sa israel? Ako na mag google para sau

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Israel is struggling with COVID-19, despite high vaccination rates.​

After an early and rapid rollout, and with the majority of its ãdül† population fully vaccinated, Israel lifted virtually all COVID-19 restrictions — and life in the Middle Eastern nation returned to an almost pre-COVID normal.

With daily case numbers close to zero, businesses reopened, mass gatherings resumed, and face masks were eagerly discarded as people flocked to beaches and restaurants.

But the celebrations — and optimism that herd immunity had arrived — didn't last long.

By late June, case numbers began to climb, and they haven't stopped.

So why, in a nation with relatively high vaccination rates, are COVID-19 cases still surging?

BInasa mo ba ng buo yung link na ibinigay mo?

Naniniwala ka sa antiviral pill na gawa ng pfizer pero sa vaccine na gawa nila hindi ka naniniwala?

 

[8inchhotdog]

BInasa mo ba ng buo yung link na ibinigay mo?

Naniniwala ka sa antiviral pill na gawa ng pfizer pero sa vaccine na gawa nila hindi ka naniniwala?

Magkaiba ang vaccine sa pill pre