Lyme disease vaccine 70 percent effective: Pfizer

[1srelluc]

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5796523-lyme-disease-vaccine-70-percent/

A Lyme disease vaccine produced by Pfizer and Valneva was deemed 70 percent effective by the companies after they reviewed the results from a phase 3 trial.

If approved by regulators, it would be the only vaccine for humans against Lyme disease.

I don't know, a few years ago this would have sounded great. Pfizer's reputation is soiled beyond belief now.

I’ve seen what this disease can do. While I’m hopeful someone will find a solution it sure isn’t going to be anything from Pfizer.

At this point I wouldn’t trust a new bottled water from Pfizer.

 

[Lockback]

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5796523-lyme-disease-vaccine-70-percent/

A Lyme disease vaccine produced by Pfizer and Valneva was deemed 70 percent effective by the companies after they reviewed the results from a phase 3 trial.

If approved by regulators, it would be the only vaccine for humans against Lyme disease.

I don't know, a few years ago this would have sounded great. Pfizer's reputation is soiled beyond belief now.

I’ve seen what this disease can do. While I’m hopeful someone will find a solution it sure isn’t going to be anything from Pfizer.

At this point I wouldn’t trust a new bottled of water from Pfizer.

I couldn't agree more.
We have a neighbor suffering from Lyme's disease and it's been simply horrible.
But I trust Pfizer about as much as I trust a Democrat politician, which is to say absolutely none at all.
'Tis a dilemma.

 

[odanny]

I couldn't agree more.
We have a neighbor suffering from Lyme's disease and it's been simply horrible.
But I trust Pfizer about as much as I trust a Democrat politician, which is to say absolutely none at all.
'Tis a dilemma.

Just get Lyme disease and be quiet.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Is this a major issue? Not a criticism, a question. Its not really a Texas thing.

 

[1srelluc]

Is this a major issue? Not a criticism, a question. Its not really a Texas thing.

Think of it like Shingles.....It means nothing till you or someone in your household comes down with it.

 

[SweetSue92]

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5796523-lyme-disease-vaccine-70-percent/

A Lyme disease vaccine produced by Pfizer and Valneva was deemed 70 percent effective by the companies after they reviewed the results from a phase 3 trial.

If approved by regulators, it would be the only vaccine for humans against Lyme disease.

I don't know, a few years ago this would have sounded great. Pfizer's reputation is soiled beyond belief now.

I’ve seen what this disease can do. While I’m hopeful someone will find a solution it sure isn’t going to be anything from Pfizer.

At this point I wouldn’t trust a new bottled water from Pfizer.

I saw a spot by Pfizer that said they will have new treatments for cancer by 2030. Are they just trying to save face by curing all the cancer they caused? One has to wonder

 

[SweetSue92]

Think of it like Shingles.....It means nothing till you or someone in your household comes down with it.

I don't want Shingles. I also do not want the Shingles vaccine. In the time between your first and second shot, you are thousands of times MORE LIKELY TO GET SHINGLES

 

[Calypso Jones]

You know why they've come out with this 'new' vaxx?
Because they can't get any Americans to participate in their trials for the new covid 19 boosties.

 

[Calypso Jones]

I saw a spot by Pfizer that said they will have new treatments for cancer by 2030. Are they just trying to save face by curing all the cancer they caused? One has to wonder

They're always promising that..and like charlie brown and Lucy...we always fall for it. They're not going to cure cancer.. The Treatments are too profitable.