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- Londoner, 91, gives hilarious responses after getting Covid-19 vaccine - My London
- Aubameyang fined $10,000 for 'undermining' the image of African football - Goal.com
- Beware of Covid vaccine scams. Here's how to make sure you get a real one - CNBC
- Coronavirus vaccine: Health systems across the US gear up to deliver vaccine to 1st group - Yahoo Finance
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- Bill Gates says six Covid vaccines could be available by spring 2021 - CNBC
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| 講談師初の人間国宝・一龍斎貞水さん死去、８１歳…先月まで高座勤める - 読売新聞 Posted: 09 Dec 2020 12:19 AM PST 講談師初の人間国宝・一龍斎貞水さん死去、８１歳…先月まで高座勤める - 読売新聞  講談の第一人者の人間国宝、講談協会会長の一龍斎貞水（いちりゅうさい・ていすい、本名・浅野清太郎＝あさの・せいたろう）さん＝写真＝が３日、肺炎で死去した。８１歳だった。告別式は近親者で済ませた。喪主は長男、浅野丈太郎氏。 東京・湯島生まれで、１５歳で五代目一龍斎貞丈に入門。大道具や照明も駆使した芝居さながらの「立体怪談」で知られ、「怪談の貞水」と異名を取った。２００２年、講談界で初めての人間国宝に認定された。 １０年以上、肺や前立腺など複数のがんの闘病を続けながら、精力的に高座を勤めていた。１１月２５日の「 2020-12-09 07:33:32Z https://news.google.com/__i/rss/rd/articles/CBMiNmh0dHBzOi8vd3d3LnlvbWl1cmkuY28uanAvY3VsdHVyZS8yMDIwMTIwOS1PWVQxVDUwMTkzL9IBOmh0dHBzOi8vd3d3LnlvbWl1cmkuY28uanAvY3VsdHVyZS8yMDIwMTIwOS1PWVQxVDUwMTkzL2FtcC8?oc=5  |
| Londoner, 91, gives hilarious responses after getting Covid-19 vaccine - My London Posted: 08 Dec 2020 10:08 PM PST A 91-year-old Londoner was among the first people to get the Pfizer Covid vaccine, and his interview was both inspiring and hysterical. Martin Kenyon was found outside Guy's Hospital and interviewed by CNN about getting the vaccine, on the very first day it became available (Tuesday December 8). And while the injection itself sounded uneventful, it was his tales of his experiences throughout the day that had people cracking up. For more news and features about London directly to your inbox sign up to our newsletter here. When Martin woke up on the morning the mass vaccinations began, he didn't even have an appointment. He simply rang up Guy's Hospital and said he would like to be vaccinated. He told CNN he had to answer some questions about "this and that", adding it was "nothing very interesting", before being asked to go to the hospital and get the jab at 12.30pm. Simple as that...or so Martin thought. And this is when it gets funny.  The 91-year-old said: "Of course I couldn't damn well find anywhere to park my car so I was late." Classic London problems. When Martin finally found a place to park and arrived at the hospital, they put him on a list to schedule his time to get the coronavirus vaccine. And while some may have been more pre-occupied with getting the hugely anticipated vaccine, and being one of the first in the world to get it, other events in Martin's day seemed more important to discuss. The Londoner hilariously said: "I went off and had a rather nasty lunch. "And then came back and they were ready for me." Say it how it is, Martin, say it how it is. Martin's frankness in the interview has already gained him many new fans. "That man is fantastic," one social media user said, "He also doesn't look a day over 80." "Love this guy! He's so lovely," another added. One person Tweeted: "I like him being less than satisfied with that lunch...and saying so. He's going to make 100 easy." The 91-year-old also casually but kindly corrected the interviewer several times. When asked whether the procedure was like having any other vaccine, Martin said: "Well, vaccines aren't very common are they, one has inoculations." Smart and sassy.  Those with vaccine fears may be pleased to hear that "it didn't hurt at all" according to the Londoner. "I didn't know the needle had gone in until it had come out," he added. When asked how it felt to be one of the first people in the country to have had the Covid-19 vaccine, Martin rightly interrupted and said "in the world" before laughing. He added: "I don't think I feel about it at all, except that I hope that I'm not going to have the bl**dy bug now! "I don't intend to have it because I've got granddaughters and I want to live a long time to enjoy their lives." We have too much love for this guy. What do you think about the new Covid-19 vaccine? Let us know in the comments below. Martin has still got to go and get his follow up dose in 21 days, and wait seven to 10 days after according to NHS guidance. But he is determined to hug his granddaughters as a late Christmas present. Not that they would know, as he hadn't even had time to tell his daughter and son-in-law that he had just been given the jab. "I'm getting home and I'll tell them now," he said to the interviewer. "Nobody knows, you're the first to know."  Martin's most iconic statement had to come at the end of the interview, when asked about his hopeful immunity in January. The 91-year-old said: "Well, there's no point in dying now when I've lived this long, is there? "I don't plan to anyway." Follow reporter April Curtin on social mediaCheck out more Covid-19 news here. Top stories - Google News December 08, 2020 at 09:54AM https://ift.tt/3gql2Vn Londoner, 91, gives hilarious responses after getting Covid-19 vaccine - My London Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update  |
| Aubameyang fined $10,000 for 'undermining' the image of African football - Goal.com Posted: 08 Dec 2020 08:42 PM PST  The African football governing body has sanctioned the Arsenal star following his action before their Afcon qualification clash versus Gambia Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been fined ten thousand US Dollars ($10,000) by the Confederation of African Football for publishing "offensive and degrading material" that "dents image of the African football ruling body". The punishment was meted out to the Arsenal star for slamming Caf after being made to feel like a "hostage", having been forced to sleep in an airport alongside his teammates ahead the Group D Africa Cup of Nations qualifier versus Gambia. "Mr. Pierre Emerick Emiliano Francois Aubameyang has publicly published offensive and degrading material that undermines the honour and image of the Confederation of African Football," a statement from Caf read. "In terms of the Caf Statutes & Regulations, in terms of Articles 10, 11, 43.1, 46, 82 of the Disciplinary Code, the Caf disciplinary board decided to impose a fine of 10,000 USD for breach of the values of sportsmanship and integrity on the Gabonese Football Federation for the regrettable behaviour of the player." Patrice Neveu's Gabon were billed to play the West African country in Bakau on Monday, but they arrived at the Banjul International Airport late on Sunday night. Upon their arrival, the Panthers were delayed at the airport with reports indicating their passports were seized despite providing their coronavirus results to the immigration officers for checks. Owing to their exasperating ordeal, the 31-year-old who was named African Player of the Year in 2015 took to Instagram in the early hours of Monday to post videos and photographs initially of his team-mates lounging around having had their passports taken from them by security. As the hours passed, the photos started to show the majority of the squad attempting to sleep on the floor of the airport, using their luggage as pillows. Having arrived at 23:30 local time, Aubameyang began to show his frustration after waiting for three hours, posting a video at 02:31 that was accompanied by a caption that read: "Still waiting to enter Gambia, and we play at 4 pm. Nice."
Neveu's side lost the game 2-1 courtesy of goals from Modou Barrow and Musa Barrow at the Independence Stadium. On a positive side, the Gabonese skipper can challenge this decision before Caf's appeal board within the next three days. "Goal" - Google News December 08, 2020 at 02:40PM https://ift.tt/3grnV8e Aubameyang fined $10,000 for 'undermining' the image of African football - Goal.com "Goal" - Google News https://ift.tt/35TEe8t Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update  |
| Beware of Covid vaccine scams. Here's how to make sure you get a real one - CNBC Posted: 08 Dec 2020 08:08 PM PST  Woman holds vials labelled "COVID-19 Coronavirus Vaccine" over dry ice in this illustration taken, December 5, 2020. Dado Ruvic | Illustration | Reuters "I can't produce enough for the masses," Johnny T. Stine wrote on Facebook in May, "but in 18 months, when the virus is long gone, everyone will have access to the vaccine that I have now." Stine, founder of North Coast Biologics in Seattle, said he'd already given a Covid vaccine to 12 people in the city he lived, and was off to Alaska to immunize more. He explained that he's "not here to save the world" but that he's making his product available to those "who may be at a greater risk." The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Federal Trade Commission on May 21 sent Stine a warning letter, saying it was unlawful to advertise that a product can prevent a disease unless you can prove it with scientific evidence. Clearly, Stine couldn't do so. The letter stated that Stine was advertising "unapproved and misbranded products related to Covid-19." It went on to state: "The FDA is taking urgent measures to protect consumers from certain products that, without licensure, approval, or authorization by FDA, claim to mitigate, prevent, treat, diagnose, or cure Covid-19 in people ... you have offered a product for sale that is intended to mitigate, prevent, treat, diagnose, or cure Covid-19 in people. We request that you take immediate action to cease the sale of such unlicensed, unapproved, and unauthorized products for the mitigation, prevention, treatment, diagnosis, or cure of Covid-19." More from Personal Finance: It wasn't until this fall that Moderna, Pfizer and AstraZeneca announced that their Covid vaccines were up to 90% (or more) effective in clinical trials. The news provided hope after an especially dark year. However, the preventative treatments could still be months away for many people. A recent report found that President Donald Trump turned down a deal with Pfizer months ago for additional rounds of the vaccine, meaning many Americans may have to watch those in other countries get the immunization before they do. In the meantime, scammers like Stine are preying on people's desperation to protect themselves from a virus has that has already sickened more than 15 million Americans and left over 200,000 dead. (Stine did not immediately respond to a request for comment.) "Obviously, in the context of Covid, demand for vaccines will far outweigh initial supply, and we can anticipate that bad actors will rush to fill that gap," said Karen Gardner, chief marketing officer at SIPCA North America, a global security company. One factor making matters worse is that legitimate companies and government officials typically have more time to roll out treatments and implement safeguards against fraud than they do during the pandemic, Gardner said. "Given the urgency of distributing Covid-19 vaccine and the speed with which vaccines are being moved to market, it appears likely that – at least in the initial round of vaccine production and delivery – some vaccines may not incorporate all available security features to prevent fraud," she said. People who fall for these false advertisements face grave consequences. Such phony products, which haven't been subjected to rigorous testing or clinical trials, could make you ill. "There is also enormous risk that those individuals – thinking they are effectively vaccinated – will interact with other, non-vaccinated individuals and lead to the continued spread of this deadly virus," Gardner said.
Any vaccine you get should only be through a licensed medical professional, experts say. Most public health departments will publish a list of approved Covid vaccine providers, Gardner said. Caitlin Donovan, a spokeswoman for the Patient Advocate Foundation, a nonprofit that helps patients access and pay for health care, recommends people try to get the vaccine through their primary doctor. "Ask if there's a waiting list you can sign up for, and if there's a plan for how it's distributed," Donovan said. Keep in mind that most people aren't going to get a vaccine in the U.S. until the summer, she said. "If someone tells you it's available right now, that's a scam," Donovan said. Top stories - Google News December 08, 2020 at 10:38AM https://ift.tt/2Lk9Fms Beware of Covid vaccine scams. Here's how to make sure you get a real one - CNBC Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update  |
| Posted: 08 Dec 2020 08:08 PM PST Top stories - Google News December 08, 2020 at 02:13PM https://ift.tt/3mYj7de Coronavirus vaccine: Health systems across the US gear up to deliver vaccine to 1st group - Yahoo Finance Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update  |
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| Posted: 08 Dec 2020 06:08 PM PST Cabinet this morning signed off on a Covid-19 vaccine strategy that will likely decide when people across the country receive the jab. The plan separates people into what the Government is calling "Vaccine Allocation Groups" – and puts adults over 65 in long-term care facilities first in the queue for the vaccine. The Government is stressing that the groupings are only provisional for now, and will "evolve and adapt with more detailed information on the vaccines and their effectiveness." Nevertheless, what we've got this morning is a blueprint for the distribution of a vaccine that could rescue normality from the clutches of a deadly virus. Here's a full breakdown of the different groups, and where they come in the vaccine pecking order:  1. Adults over 65 in long-term care facilities As expected, those in care and nursing homes – aged over 65 – will be prioritised when vaccine distribution time arrives. The reason, the Government says, is that they're at the "greatest risk of severe illness and death." 2. Frontline healthcare workers in direct contact with patients Next in the queue are our frontline healthcare workers – at least those who interact with patients or who risk exposure to bodily fluids or aerosols. Figures released by the Government show that in the first wave, over 30% of cases were among healthcare workers. 3. Adults aged 70 or over Adults aged over 70 will be vaccinated next, and grouped in the following order:
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| Bill Gates says six Covid vaccines could be available by spring 2021 - CNBC Posted: 08 Dec 2020 06:08 PM PST  SINGAPORE — Bill Gates has predicted there could be as many as half a dozen Covid-19 vaccines approved and ready for distribution by the spring of 2021, as medical advancements to combat the coronavirus ramp up. "I expect that we'll have about six vaccines approved by the first quarter," Gates said Tuesday, speaking virtually at the Singapore FinTech Festival. In addition to the already selectively approved Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, Gates said candidates from Moderna, AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson and Novavax would also likely be granted authorization over the coming months. He did not name a sixth vaccine source. Rapid vaccine developmentsLast week, the U.K. became the first country to give the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine emergency use approval, with rollouts scheduled to begin Tuesday. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is set to vote on its approval Thursday. Gates — whose eponymous non-profit organization, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, has long advocated for global health developments including vaccinations — congratulated regulators in developed nations on their speedy progress.
"The Western regulators are doing a great job," he said. "They've run these phase three trials in an incredibly professional way, looking for any side effects, looking at efficacy." Yet Gates noted that much work remains to be done, including by organizations like his own, to ensure vaccines are fairly distributed to all countries, especially less developed ones. Ensuring equitable distribution"We need to make sure we (distribute) in a somewhat equitable way, that's not how rich you are determines whether you get access to this vaccine," said Gates. Already, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is working with India's Serum Institute, the world's largest vaccine producer by volume, to begin manufacturing and distributing AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine candidate nationally. A similar arrangement will be made with Serum for the Novavax vaccine, Gates said, while a separate manufacturer will be found for Johnson & Johnson's candidate, once approved. All three candidates rely on traditional vaccine technology, meaning they can be developed and stored at relatively lower cost and with lesser difficulty than their counterparts from Pfizer and Moderna. That makes them more suitable options for distribution among less wealthy nations. "The goal is to get these things out as much as possible in 2021, so even in developing countries, the pandemic is over by some time in 2022," said Gates. Top stories - Google News December 07, 2020 at 09:01PM https://ift.tt/36SGtLt Bill Gates says six Covid vaccines could be available by spring 2021 - CNBC Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update  |
| T-Mobile TVision Review: More Competition In Streaming Services Welcomed - Forbes Posted: 08 Dec 2020 05:44 PM PST  |
| 「太った私を残して消えた彼が許せなかった」1年で26kg減量したOL - livedoor Posted: 08 Dec 2020 05:18 PM PST 「太った私を残して消えた彼が許せなかった」1年で26kg減量したOL - livedoor  【ビフォーアフター】まるで別人…26キロ減量で驚愕の体型変化！引き締まった美くびれを大胆披露 ◆"自分をネタにして笑わせる"容姿に自信がないから、つまらないただのデブと思われたくなかった ――ダイエットを決意した理由を教えてください。 【まぁさん】 当時、付き合っていた彼氏が食べることが大好きな人でした。私も食べることが好きなので、気にせず一緒に食べていました。もともと太っていましたが、わずか2ヵ月で67キロ〜75キロまで太りました。その彼に振られてようやく自分の体型に気が付きました。太った私を残して消えた彼が許せなかった。「次に会う時までに絶対痩せてやる！」と決心したことが、ダイエットを始めたきっかけです。 ――太っていた時、どんなことにコンプレックスを感じていましたか？ 【まぁさん】 とにかく周りの目を気にしていました。容姿に自信がないから、友達との会話では自分をネタにして笑わせる。つまらないただのデブと思われたくなかったから。それと容姿に自信がないので、男性関係も諦めることが多かったです。本当は褒められたいし、もっとチヤホヤされたい。でも、自分の本心とは逆の行動を取り、メンタルを保っていました。 ――子どもの頃から体重の増減があったのでしょうか？ 【まぁさん】 子どもの頃から身長も高く太っていました。体重を気にする年齢になった時には、もうすでに遅かったです。中高生時代にでソフトボールをやっていたこともあり、「食べることが正義」と思っていました。 ――23歳の時にダイエットを始め、現在49キロ。2019年7月から今年10月までに26キロの減量に成功しいかがですか？ 【まぁさん】 本当に嬉しかったです。数字を気にしないようにはしていましたが、頑張ってきたことが結果に繋がり、言葉にならない喜びと達成感で涙が出そうでした。体重計の数字を見て思わず、写真撮らなきゃと（笑）。 ◆太っていた私を罵倒していた男性からの思いがけないアプローチも… ――食事制限はしたのでしょうか？ 【まぁさん】 いろいろ試しました。体によくない食生活をしたこともありました。でもダイエットをするようになって、自分に合った食事を試し、ヘルシーなご飯を作ることが楽しくなりました。オートミールを使ったレシピや糖質オフのスウィーツなど、世の中には楽しみながら痩せられる食事が溢れているな、と実感しています。 ――運動はしていましたか？ 【まぁさん】 ジムには通わずお金をかけないで痩せたいと思い、主にウォーキングと自宅トレーニングを実践しました。仕事帰りに数駅、腕を振らずに大股早歩きでのウォーキングを欠かさず行いました。自宅トレーニングは、加藤ひなたさんや竹脇マリナさんのYouTubeを参考にしました。 ――その加藤ひなたさんからTwitterがフォローされていましたね。ダイエット中、精神的に辛かったことはありますか？ 【まぁさん】 仕事での付き合いの飲み会や、差し入れにいただいたお菓子などを我慢することです。上手く断らないと人付き合いの悪い人だと思われてしまいます。でも、それを我慢しないと理想の自分には近づけない。その葛藤が辛かったです。 ――どのようにメンタルを保っていましたか？ 【まぁさん】 「変わりたい」という強い意思を持つことです。今の自分や目先の理想を見るのではなく、半年後、1年後の素敵な自分になった姿を妄想しながらメンタルを保っていました。 ――ダイエット成功後、周囲の反応はいかがでしたか？ 【まぁさん】 太っていた私を罵倒していた男性からの思いがけないアプローチもありました。その一方で、「もう痩せなくていい」「それ以上痩せると気持ち悪い」「昔の方がよかった」と言われ、心配をしてくれていたのかもしれませんが、とても傷つきました。 ◆「見た目で第一印象が決まる」ということを実感、減量後の態度の変化に人の怖さを感じた ――心無い言葉をかける人もいますが、SNSではとても前向きにコメントが多かったです。 【まぁさん】 先程、周囲の言葉に傷ついたこともあったと言いましたが、「ダイエット前も楽しそうだったけど、今はもっとキラキラしてるね」という親友から嬉しい言葉もありました。それと過食で悩んでいた時に、私と同じようにダイエットをしているSNSのフォロワーさんから励ましの言葉やメッセージをもらいました。そうしたたくさんの励ましやダイエット方法を教えてくれた人たちがいたから、私もここまで頑張れたんだと思います。ダイエットが成功し、SNSでは「まぁのようになりたい、憧れです！」という言葉をもらった時は、本当に嬉しかったです。 ――ダイエットしてよかったことはありますか？ 【まぁさん】 サイズを気にせず自分の着たい服が着れることです。また、身体が軽くなり、いろんなことに対してめんどくさいと思うことが減りました。 ――痩せて変わったことはありますか？ 【まぁさん】 5時に起床し、22時30分に就寝。トレーニングやウォーキング、ストレッチを欠かさず行う。生活リズムが変わりました。お腹が空いてもいないのに胃に入れて、常にお腹いっぱいの状態でした。その食っちゃ寝の生活から規則正しい生活に変え、今を生きていると実感しました。自分に自信が持てるようになり、何をするにも楽しめるようになったと思います。 ――ダイエットに成功し、今思うことは？ 【まぁさん】 「見た目で第一印象が決まる」ということを実感しました。悔しいし、認めたくなかったけれど、痩せる前と後とでは、初めて会った人の態度や接し方も全く違う。自分のためにダイエットを始めましたが、今まで私をいじっていた人たちの目や態度も一気に変わり、その豹変ぶりに人間の怖さを感じました。 ――最後にダイエット中の方にメッセージをお願いします。 【まぁさん】 太ってた頃の私は、とにかく意志が弱かった。変わりたいと思っているのに、自分と向き合うことから逃げていました。少しの変化を感じれば、もっと変わりたいと思える日が必ず来ます。変わりたいと心から思うことが大切だと思います。私のSNSを見て、少しでも変わりたいと願い行動する方がいれば、こんなに嬉しいことはありません。これからもなりたい自分に近づくために努力していきますので、皆さんと一緒に成長し、素敵な自分を手に入れられたら嬉しいです。 2020-12-08 22:30:00Z https://news.google.com/__i/rss/rd/articles/CBMiMmh0dHBzOi8vbmV3cy5saXZlZG9vci5jb20vYXJ0aWNsZS9kZXRhaWwvMTkzNTAyNjcv0gE7aHR0cHM6Ly9uZXdzLmxpdmVkb29yLmNvbS9saXRlL2FydGljbGVfZGV0YWlsX2FtcC8xOTM1MDI2Ny8?oc=5  |
| Posted: 08 Dec 2020 04:42 PM PST  REUTERS/Albert Gea In a landmark moment for American soccer, two US teammates featured in today's UEFA Champions League match between Serie A's Juventus and La Liga side Barcelona: Sergio Dest lined up as right back for Barca, while midfielder Weston McKennie featured for Juve. And just days after his first Serie A goal, former FC Dallas academy product McKennie blasted a flying volley past goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen to put his club up 2-0 after just 20 minutes of play. It was the American's first UCL goal since Oct. 3, 2018, and one of the most memorable moments ever for an American in Europe's top competition.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored the other two for Juventus in the form of penalty kicks in the 13th and 52nd minutes for a 3-0 win over Lionel Messi and company. The game was a head-to-head match for the top spot in Group G, with Juventus going on to the knockout phase as group winners. "Goal" - Google News December 08, 2020 at 02:30PM https://ift.tt/3mZIRpz Weston McKennie scores memorable goal for Juventus vs. FC Barcelona in Champions League clash - MLSsoccer.com "Goal" - Google News https://ift.tt/35TEe8t Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update  |
| COVID-19 vaccine: It's safe to be around a vaccinated person - KING5.com Posted: 08 Dec 2020 04:08 PM PST [unable to retrieve full-text content]
Top stories - Google News December 08, 2020 at 02:48PM https://ift.tt/39PRnDP COVID-19 vaccine: It's safe to be around a vaccinated person - KING5.com Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update  |
| Posted: 08 Dec 2020 04:08 PM PST Written by Anuradha Mascarenhas | Pune | Updated: December 8, 2020 10:54:00 pm  An Oxford Vaccine Group researcher in a laboratory in Oxford, England, works on the coronavirus vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University. (AP)The Oxford Covid-19 vaccine has been found to be safe, with only three out of 23,745 participants over a median of 3.4 months experiencing serious adverse events that were possibly related to a vaccine. All three participants have recovered or are recovering, and remain in the trial, Prof Andrew Pollard from the University of Oxford, who is the lead author of the study, said while addressing a virtual media conference following the publication of the interim results of the Oxford Covid-19 vaccine trials in The Lancet on Tuesday. Watch Video The results are the first full peer-reviewed efficacy results to be published for a Covid-19 vaccine. According to the results, the vaccine protects against symptomatic disease in 70 per cent of cases, with vaccine efficacy of 62 per cent for those given two full doses, and of 90 per cent in those given a half, and then a full dose . The Oxford vaccine uses a chimpanzee adenovirus viral vector that can't cause disease in humans and expresses the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein. This means the vaccine delivers the spike protein genetic code into vaccinated people's cells, which then produce the protein, teaching the immune system to recognise and attack the virus. Out of 23,745 participants, 168 experienced a total of 175 severe adverse events over the period, but 172 events were unrelated to the Covid-19 or control vaccines, said Prof Pollard. Those are events that investigators considered medically significant and ranged from a broken leg to a heart attack, he said. One event was in the control group (a case of haemolytic anaemia), one event was in the Covid-19 vaccine group (a case of transverse myelitis considered possibly related to the vaccine), and a case of severe fever was reported in South Africa in a participant who recovered rapidly without an alternative diagnosis and was not hospitalised. All three participants have recovered or are recovering, and continue to be part of the trial, study authors have said in The Lancet. Data was analysed from 23,745 adults in the UK, Brazil and South Africa (11,730, 10,002, and 2,013 in the three countries, respectively). The interim analysis pools the data, providing greater precision for efficacy and safety outcomes than possible in individual trials and giving a broader understanding of the use of the vaccine in different populations, said Prof Pollard. The primary outcome of the study was to determine how many cases of symptomatic Covid-19 disease there were in participants who had received two doses of the vaccine (with the first dose being either low or standard dose, and the second one being standard dose), compared with controls. Only cases that occurred 14 days after the second vaccination had been given were included (11,636 participants in the UK and Brazil trials). There were 131 cases of symptomatic Covid-19 disease more than 14 days after the second vaccine dose in these 11,636 people. This included 0.5 per cent cases in the vaccine group and 1.7 cent cases in the control group, which equates to a vaccine efficacy of 70 per cent. Cases of severe disease and hospitalisation were monitored for in all 23,745 participants. From 21 days after the first dose, there were 10 cases hospitalised for Covid-19, all in the control arm, and two were classified as severe, including one death. These are also secondary outcomes and will require additional confirmation, said study co-author Professor Sarah Gilbert from University of Oxford. "Despite global spread of Covid-19, a large proportion of the population in many countries have not been infected and are not immune. Vaccines may play an important role in increasing immunity, preventing severe disease, and reducing the health crisis, so the possibility that more than one efficacious vaccine may be approved for use in the near future is encouraging. Here, we have shown for the first time that an adenoviral vectored vaccine – a type of vaccine technology which has been in use since 2009 – is efficacious and could contribute to disease control in the Covid-19 pandemic," she said. Writing in a linked Comment in The Lancet, Dr Maria Deloria Knoll and Dr Chizoba Wonodi, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA (who were not involved in the study), say, "Oxford–AstraZeneca's US$2–3 per dose agreement with the COVAX facility holds good promise for equitable access for low and middle-income countries, compared with the high cost of the two mRNA vaccines that have also reported more than 90 per cent efficacy." "Despite the outstanding questions and challenges in delivering these vaccines, it is hard not to be excited about these findings and now the existence of three safe and efficacious Covid-19 vaccines, with 57 more in clinical trials. With a range of manufacturers, a very large global investment in production and cooperation in procurement and distribution, it seems likely that 2021 will see Covid-19 vaccines made available to all countries in the world. Perhaps by this time next year, we can celebrate the global control of SARS-CoV-2, in person," they said. © The Indian Express (P) Ltd Top stories - Google News December 08, 2020 at 08:54AM https://ift.tt/33Uy0pk Oxford Covid-19 vaccine's trial results in Lancet: 'Safe, protects against disease' - The Indian Express Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update  |
| SnowMan、コロナ禍の“逆境”に挑む姿に密着「より燃える思いが強まった」 - ORICON NEWS Posted: 08 Dec 2020 03:18 PM PST SnowMan、コロナ禍の"逆境"に挑む姿に密着「より燃える思いが強まった」 - ORICON NEWS  人気グループ・Snow Manが、18日放送のフジテレビ系『連続ドキュメンタリー RIDE ON TIME』（深夜1：15※関東ローカル）に出演することが9日、わかった。今年1月のデビュー以来快進撃を続け、紅白歌合戦への初出場を控える9人。去年3月、同番組ではデビュー前のジャニーズJr.としての彼らを特集し、大きな話題を呼んだが、今回はデビュー後の彼らに密着し、コロナ禍という逆境に立ち向かう姿を追った。 デビューシングル「D.D.」はいきなりのミリオン超え、そして10月に発売した2ndシングル「KISSIN' MY LIPS」は全編英語歌詞といすを使った官能的なダンスが話題を呼び、2作連続ミリオンという驚異的な記録を達成した。抜群の身体能力とアクロバットを武器とし、息の合った圧巻のダンスパフォーマンスが魅力だ。そんな彼らの華々しいデビューイヤーとなるはずだった2020年。彼らの活動にも新型コロナウイルスが大きな影を落とした。 今年3月に開催予定だったデビューコンサート全14公演、バンコク・シンガポール・ジャカルタ・台北と回る予定だったアジアツアーも中止に。最年長の深澤辰哉は「ショックですよね。デビューライブだったから、どうしてもやりたかったですし、ファンの皆さんも待ってくださっていたから」と悔しさをにじませる。リーダー・岩本照は「改めてすごい時代に生まれたなと思った。デビューツアーをやらない事になったのは今までにない事だと思いますし。より燃える思いが強まった」と気持ちを切り替えた。 今夏に東京・新橋演舞場で予定されていた『滝沢歌舞伎ZERO 2020』は2006年に前身である『滝沢演舞城』として初演、昨年には当時デビュー前のSnow Manが主役に大抜てきされて『滝沢歌舞伎ZERO』として一新。群舞やフライング、殺陣、アクロバットを取り入れた和のエンターテイメントでは、特に腹筋で体を支えながら太鼓を打つ、通称"腹筋太鼓"は大きな見どころの一つだ。だがこの公演もやむなく中止に。 だが、舞台と映像を融合させた新しいエンターテインメント映画『滝沢歌舞伎ZERO 2020 The Movie』の制作が決定。向井康二は「自分を見つめ直す良い舞台なので。今回映画になることで、たくさんの人に見に来てもらえる」と、スクリーンを通して全国に届けられる喜びを前向きに語る。7月、稽古場には舞台の稽古に励むメンバーの姿があった。 表紙を飾った雑誌は売り切れが続出するなど人気上昇中の目黒蓮は「（メンバーに）久しぶりに会えて、顔を見られた。それだけでうれしい」と再会に安堵する。この日は『滝沢歌舞伎』の人気演目の一つであり、限界まで全身を使い約9分間踊り続ける「組曲」の稽古から始まった。しかし、長い自粛生活を経た体は悲鳴を上げ、さらにマスクが呼吸を妨げ、彼らを苦しめる。その後の炎天下の映画ロケも、着物とカツラを着けた彼らには過酷なものだった。さらに、殺陣や腹筋太鼓といった体を張る演目も、映画撮影ではテイクを重ねなければならない。その度に削られていく体力…。映画化ならではの試練に直面していた。 そして夏の終わりには、中止になったデビューライブが無観客生配信として10月に行われることが発表された。輝かしいデビューイヤーに立ちはだかった逆境。それを彼らはどう乗り越えるのか。いま、新時代を駆け上るSnow Man9人の姿に迫る。 2020-12-08 22:00:30Z https://news.google.com/__i/rss/rd/articles/CBMiK2h0dHBzOi8vd3d3Lm9yaWNvbi5jby5qcC9uZXdzLzIxNzg3NTQvZnVsbC_SASpodHRwczovL3d3dy5vcmljb24uY28uanAvbmV3cy8yMTc4NzU0L2FtcC8?oc=5  |
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