Variants, vaccines and syndrome
December 26, 2020
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32:34Now PlayingVariants, vaccines and syndrome
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as posted by the channel2020 12 variant spread
Denmark, 33 cases
Found between November 14 and December 14 in 4 Danish locations
Germany, picks up a case from UK at Frankfurt airport
First known case in Germany
Singapore, one confirmed case
France, 1 (from UK)
Japan, 5 (all from UK)
Spain
Global vaccination progress
UK, Pfizer only
England: 521,594
Scotland: 56,676
Wales: 22,595
Northern Ireland: 16,068
US, Pfizer and Moderna
Since 14th December, 1,267,000
That’s 0.39%
Canada, Pfizer and Moderna (24th December)
Mexico
Population 126 million
Initial 125,000 doses of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, from Belgium
First jabs Tuesday 29th December
Total Pfizer order, 7 million, ? when
All health workers, first quarter of 2021
Agreed to buy 35 million doses from CanSino, Sinovac Biotech,
Currently testing on 6,000 Mexican volunteers
Not yet approved in Mexico
Over 50% effective in late-stage trials
Efficacy data was scheduled for December
Oxford / AZ will offer 77 million doses
Chile and Costa Rica also began administering Pfizer-BioNTech
Argentina
Sputnik V for its initial phase, direct from Moscow
After emergency authorization
Next few days, 300,000 doses
President Alberto Fernández to receive
Brazil
Due to start mid-February
President Jair Bolsonaro, not planning a jab
Believes he has developed immunity
Germany, France, Italy
Starting 27th December
Oxford vaccine AZ
Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), fast-track rolling review of the vaccine since November
Monday or Tuesday
The COVID syndrome
Classic triad
Persistent cough
Fever
Anosmia
One of these needed to get an NHS COVID test
25% who have antibodies do not have one of the classic triad
Most common two
Headache 82%
Fatigue 72%
In all age groups
These 2 are highly non specific
Other symptoms
Short of breath
Muscle pains
Diarrhoea
Anorexia
Confusion
Skin rashes 8%
Sore throat
Hoarseness
Chest pains
Diarrhoea
Abdominal pains
Genuine asymptomatic rate, 20% or below
Hallmarks of more severe disease
Confusion
Abdominal pain
Shortness of breath
Most people who require breathing support come to hospital around 13 days after their first symptoms
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