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Hello people... (ahm..) ...I want to talk to you about the COVID-19 vaccine. Okey... ...the one developed by University of Oxford... ...together with "AstraZeneka" would you say company. All right? Reasonably, they published... ...the results... ...so the over of efficacy of the vaccine... ...and this the number was 70%. Now, comparated to the other two... ...with numbers around in the range of 90-95%... this would bad. However... ...internal they make a mistake... ...with about 3.000 people volunteers and... ...because they gave to these people... ...a lower dose reach in of the vaccine. So, basically they gave the same amount of liquid... ...but there was less amount of vaccine in the liquid... ...was diluted. So... ...this was a mistake... ...but it turns up. That would you do that... ...in the first dose and then you... ...you give the fewer amount of the second... ...it looks like... ..."the overall efficacy... ...rises from 70 to around 90%". Now, taking into account... ...that this vaccine is cheaper than the other two... ...it's in the range of 2-3 euros wear than... 20 or whatever... ...and that it can be stored in fridges... ...at fridge temperature... ...might around 8 degrees positive... ...rather than minus 20 minus airy. So, of course this mean... ...that... ...all these two characteristics make this vaccine much better. So, the only problem would be... ...the lower efficacy but... ...if it turns all that the overall efficacy... ...is actually in the range of 90%... ...then that's really good. So, you looks there're going to make new trials now... ...but then, of course... ...some people are saying: "No...they're making new ones"... ...is because they didn't do the right at first time and someone. So it's tracking.