Moderna's RNA COVID-19 Vaccine Ready for Phase II as Vaccine Development Picks up Pace

Following the news that Moderna’s mRNA COVID-19 vaccine candidate received FDA approval to start Phase II clinical studies;

Philipp Rosenbaum, PhD, Infectious Diseases Analyst at GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company, offers his view:

“With plans to start Phase III trials in early summer, Moderna’s ambitious timeline leaves some skepticism, as no data has been published to date. mRNA-based vaccines have yet to be proven to work in humans, and the history of vaccine development shows that setbacks and roadblocks are almost certain.

“Companies that have begun clinical trials of their COVID-19 vaccine candidates include BioNTech, which partnered up with Pfizer to develop its mRNA vaccine; and Oxford University’s Jenner Institute, which recently teamed up with AstraZeneca for the development and production of the viral vector vaccine, ChAdOx1.

“Inovio Pharmaceutical’s COVID-19 DNA-vaccine candidate INO-4800’s Phase I trial has a scheduled end date of April 2021, and Inovio’s novel delivery method using dermal electroporation has not yet been proven successful. Furthermore, several vaccine candidates started clinical studies in China, including CanSino Biologics’ recombinant vector vaccine, as well as Sinovac’s and Sinopharm’s inactivated virus vaccines.

“All of these developments increase the chance for a successful vaccine to emerge. However, the timeframe to global mass-market readiness for such a vaccine remains unclear. Successful candidates would first need to be distributed to healthcare workers and the high-risk population.

At this early stage in vaccine development, it is hard to predict which vaccine candidate will be successful and the first to be widely available, but a launch in 2020 is very optimistic.

“mRNA-based vaccines have yet to be proven to work in humans, and the history of vaccine development shows that setbacks and roadblocks are almost certain”.

Normal effective vaccines against SARS virus caused lung damage. Hence the nucleic acid approach because they think it will be milder and not cause the inflammatory response that causes lung damage.

Nucleic acid vaccines could also be called placebos, but they are not quite as safe as placebos.

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ssfromla to JayAr36

How much $$$$$ is involved and who has their fingers on it.

The cabal has $ in that.

The vaccine WILL change your God given DNA forever and for every generation after you. Your d.

Moderna was awarded a vaccine contract. This is a pharma company that has never made a vaccine but yet they are going to make a vaccine that goes into your DNA.

Bill G. and Fucki brought that company from near bankruptcy with their money and here we are.

Moderna has gone "warp speed", skipping animal testing and straight to human testing. They do not want these people having sex while being tested for the vaccine either because what kind of child would come out of something where the DNA has been changed?

Chimera? That's the sort of thing that really gets these vaccine makers and evil scientists excited.

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