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Hello people Hummmm... I want to talk to you about a Covid-19 vaccine, OK? The one developed by the University of Oxford, together with a transgenic company, alright? Recently, they published the results for the oral efficacy of the vaccine, and this... The number was 70%. Now, compared to the other two, with numbers around 90/95%, this would be bad. However, It turns down that they made a mistake with about 3000 people volunteers, and, because they gave to these people allow a dose regimen of the vaccine. So basically, they gave the same amount of liquid, but that was less an amount of vaccine in the liquid, it was diluted. So... this was a mistake, very intense out, that when you do that in the first dose, and then you give the full amount on the second, it looks like... the oral efficacy rises from 70 to 90%. Now, taking into a count that this vaccine is cheaper than the other two, it's in the round of 2 or 3€ well, and 20, whatever, and that it can be stored in fridges, alright? At fridge temperature, around 8 degrees positive, around 20 or 30 minutes. Early, so, of course, that all dose characteristics made this vaccine much better... So, the only problem would be the lower efficacy, but, if it turns out that the oral efficacy, it's actually in the round of 90%, then, that's really good. So, it looks like they are going to make new trials now. But then, of course, some people are saying: "Ah, they're making new ones, because they didn't do it right in the first time.", and someone. So it's tricky.