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How is a vaccine brought to market?




by izentrop » 12/08/22, 23:54

A little reminder for those who have understood nothing. I chose this simplified version https://www.vaccination-info.be/comment ... le-marche/
humus wrote:
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humus wrote: : Shock: effectively.
Who provides the data leading to validation? The corrupt business.
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So little critical thinking is scary... : roll:
It's always like that, the applicant pays the cost of the study, but it is the peers who have no interest in the company who validate or not....

You fall from the clouds :?: : roll:

: Lol:
I know, figure you, except that it's a stepeverything but ethics. This is the door open to fraud and cheating. Surprisingly there are always some. : Mrgreen:
Would have to be labs self-employed which validate medoc and phyto products, my rabbit and there we would laugh : Wink:
The covid + injection episode is not over, it may bring a way to do more ethics. I don't really believe it...
This is the case and it is widely documented.
If you want to know more https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/han ... sAllowed=y
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Re: How is a vaccine released?




by Christophe » 13/08/22, 00:13

Once the vaccine is judged efficient and safe, the health authorities grant its producer a “marketing authorization” (AMM).

MA still provisional (and for good reason lol) and given in an emergency for covid vaccines... that's good, they're not vaccines! : Mrgreen:

Something else grandpa?
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Re: How is a vaccine released?




by Christophe » 13/08/22, 00:17

Nice illustration:

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Re: How is a vaccine released?




by izentrop » 13/08/22, 00:48

Christophe wrote:MA still provisional
Clearly you are not reading the documents.
No the marketing authorization is final but there is continuous monitoring by independent laboratories
A Phase IV is then carried out after the marketing of the vaccine. Indeed, there are systems to monitor the safety and effectiveness of all vaccines. The data collected is used to adjust policies for the use of vaccines in order to optimize their impact. They also allow the vaccine to be tracked safely throughout its use. It is thus a question of verifying whether very rare, but serious adverse effects occur in the millions of people vaccinated.

Vaccines are required to meet excessively strict standards of pharmaceutical quality, efficacy and safety, especially since the general public is extremely concerned about their possible disadvantages. National and international health authorities are responsible for verifying that vaccines meet these criteria.

Sciensano's Vaccines and Blood Products Quality Department provides independent quality control of vaccine batches before they are marketed in Belgium and Europe. This independent control is carried out after the controls carried out by the pharmaceutical companies.

Sciensano is part of the European Network of Official Medicines Control Laboratories (OMCL). The European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines and Healthcare coordinates this network, which tests all batches of vaccines destined for Europe. Independent testing of each batch of vaccines ensures their quality and compliance with product specifications. When a batch of vaccines is tested by one of the laboratories in the network, the certificate issued is recognized by all the countries of the European Union. The batches of vaccines distributed by manufacturers in Belgium are therefore tested and approved either by Sciensano or by another laboratory in the European network.
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Re: How is a vaccine released?




by Christophe » 13/08/22, 01:51

The boss of Moderna will explain to you:

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Re: How is a vaccine released?




by izentrop » 13/08/22, 03:43

You are tiring with your rotten sources...
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Re: How is a vaccine released?




by Janic » 13/08/22, 08:45

izmentrop
You are tiring with your rotten sources...
and he is the one who says that! : Cheesy: : Cheesy: : Cheesy: : Cheesy: : Cheesy: : Cheesy: : Cheesy: : Cheesy: : Evil:
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Re: How is a vaccine released?




by reinoso » 13/08/22, 09:29

izentrop wrote:
Christophe wrote:MA still provisional
Clearly you are not reading the documents.
No the marketing authorization is final but there is continuous monitoring by independent laboratories

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blah blah amm gna gna what?

Christine Cotton@ChrisCottonStat

As a reminder, the FDA drafted the recommendations for the development of Covid vaccines in June 2020, i.e. after the start of the Pfizer lab's phase III clinical trial which began at the end of April 2020. The recommended observation period is from 1 to 2 years https://t.co/C2QTtz8E2l

so basically, we do a trial that lasts 2 years, we analyze after 3 months and we say everything is fine, we can vaccinate billions of people in peace.
what do you call that?


It's called the end of clinical research that made it possible to have safe and effective products because they were tested according to processes following good clinical practices... it's the door open to any ineffective or even toxic crap
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