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First West Australians to receive COVID-19 jab this month as location of vaccination hubs revealed

First West Australians to receive COVID-19 jab this month as location of vaccination hubs revealed
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The first West Australians to be vaccinated against COVID-19 will receive the jab at the end of this month at six vaccination hubs scattered across the state, the government has revealed.
Perth Childrenâs Hospital, as well as the health campuses in Albany, Kalgoorlie, Port Hedland, Geraldton, and Broome, will be the first sites to offer Phase 1a priority groups the Pfizer vaccine.
A vial of the Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19, a product that is in high demand. ....

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Aussie scientists cast doubt on low-efficacy AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine

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(Natural News)
A group of Australian scientists called on the country’s federal government to review its use of AstraZeneca’s coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine. They argued that the jab is ineffective at generating herd immunity and has a low efficacy rate. However, the central government has rejected the proposal to pause the rollout scheduled next month.
The opposition Labor Party and some immunologists have called on the Australian government to procure additional doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines. Clinical trials for these two vaccines have shown that they have higher efficacy rates than the one produced by AstraZeneca. ....

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Sinovac: Confidence in Chinese vaccines has taken a hit. But as coronavirus cases grow, some countries are still pushing ahead

Mass public vaccination programs using a Chinese coronavirus vaccine are underway across Indonesia and Turkey, despite a growing number of questions over the effectiveness of the shot. ....

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Confidence in Chinese vaccines has taken a hit. But as coronavirus cases grow, some countries are still pushing ahead

Confidence in Chinese vaccines has taken a hit. But as coronavirus cases grow, some countries are still pushing ahead
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Coronavirus Australia: Protection versus immunity is the great COVID-19 vaccination debate

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To achieve herd immunity, we would need to cut the R value by between 45 and 55 per cent, said Associate Professor James Wood, a University of NSW vaccine modeller and member of the federal government’s Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation.
“That would theoretically be achievable with a vaccine with 70 per cent efficacy against transmission but would require in particular high coverage in the 18-35 year group, which appear to contribute a greater fraction of transmission.”
But there is now a complicating factor that did not exist six months ago: the emergence of B.1.1.7, a variant of the coronavirus that is substantially more transmissible. ....

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