Public health, vaccines, clinical development and medical affairs professional. Big fan of lateral thinking and believer in better future. All opinions mine.
While we watch the race towards new COVID vaccine, there is a way to help prevent some of the complications associated with that infection through routine immunisation. Watch “PedsGeekMD: Vaccines During COVID-19” on #Vimeo https://t.co/N0LPlHxhZD #vaccineswork
Outlook into the next decade: group of undecided people are heavily entangled with antivaccine voices, now central to the network with highest growth since measles outbreaks of 2019. Time to re-think our health communication. https://t.co/QoCW39ke6t #VaccinesWork
"To recover from this pandemic, we need to mobilize a pro-vaccine movement... Millions of lives and trillions of dollars in economic activity may depend not just on producing a vaccine, but on persuading people to accept it." https://t.co/9AEohThajp #VaccinesWork
COVID-19 seems to work as a social accelerator: thing we once considering are now the norm, like the growth of ommunities and peer-led education. How will this impact the way we talk about vaccines? https://t.co/sxTcln1kGK #VaccinesWork
Vaccination rates are dropping as patients fear visiting their doctors. Are we looking at a second wave of covid combined with a preventable-disease outbreak? https://t.co/DMWGyK6SER
Developing vaccine against Covid19 is one thing, but its equitable distribution is another. It might be a good training phase for the future pandemics. https://t.co/1otvVz2vQo
Designing new COVID 19 vaccine based on the existing measles vaccine could help setting up its production and making it available sooner. Smart. https://t.co/GnUnDDe6cU