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janet_logan@pluspora.com
Janet Logan Pluspora

Selfishness is America's Second Deadly Virus

That is going to be the story here of these years: not of the faceless public health threat that attacked this nation and the world—but of the cruelty and selfishness of those we know and love and live with, who gave it every opportunity to ravage us, who were willing accomplices to the death and the suffering, who said no to compassion when it called.

#JohnPavlovitz #Covid19 #vaccines

Selfishness is America's Deadliest Virus

I can’t believe we’re still here. I can’t believe that we’re entering the second full year of this unfathomable madness. We are, and we don’t need to be. Here in America, we have enough vaccines for every adult here; the embarrassment of  riches...

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mlansbury@despora.de
Mark Lansbury

Science Matters

https://twitter.com/Socialistdawn/status/1422229131987755016

#vaccines #ScienceMatters #pandemic #Coronavirus #Covid19UK

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florida_ted@diasp.org
Ted

#Question: how much #profit do #pharma companies make from #sales of #vaccines?

In the past, I remember hearing that vaccine sales brought little to no profit, and that's why pharma companies are given immunity from #liability for adverse vaccine reactions.

This morning, I saw an article that seems to indicate significant vaccine sales volumes for one company, but there was no information about net profits from these sales.

Here is whet CNBC reports:
- Vaccine 2021 sales forecast $33.5 billion
- Oncology year-over-year sales $3.1 billion
- Internal med year-over-year sales $2.4 billion
- Hospital year-over-year sales $2.2 billion

Any insights would be Wellcome. ;-)

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/28/covid-pfizer-pfe-earnings-q2-2021.html

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carstenraddatz@pluspora.com
DEFUNCT Raddatz (劉愷恩) -> now at nerdica

After the Covid-19 outbreak in Taiwan in May this year, more help is on the way: the US send more than initially promised. 2.5 Million though will be enough for first shots for about 10% of the population.

This comes at a good time for Taiwan, as it may help calm down the heated domestic debates about why the super-rich of Foxconn or TSMC shouldn't just buy German company BioNTech to help alleviate the vaccination pressure.

The US sent 2.5 million COVID-19 vaccines to Taiwan — more than triple it initially pledged

#taiwan #covid-19 #usa #vaccines

The US sent 2.5 million COVID-19 vaccines to Taiwan — more than triple it initially pledged — as it deals with an unexpected outbreak

Prior to Taiwan's May outbreak, its COVID-19 death toll was about a dozen. Now, more than 500 people have died of the disease.

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