What is your opinion on the J&J vaccine? I’ve read that it is significantly different from the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.
J&J is a viral-vector based vaccine...which is the traditional (“old-fashioned”) way of making vaccines using a small portion of a similar virus to make it. J&J also uses aborted fetal cells from design, development, research and the actual vaccine. (In case that is a factor for you)
It’s different in the sense that it’s not an mRNA vaccine, requires one dose, doesn’t have to be stored at extreme temperatures. However it does contain fetal DNA fragments as it’s cultured in cells obtain from aborted (murdered) children.
Also vaccines contain other contaminants. Ask yourself why any vaccine is necessary for this virus when successful therapeutics are being used (like Hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin).
“What is your opinion on the J&J vaccine?”
When I look for medical information one of the sources I use is WEBMD.
“The J&J vaccine was 66% effective at preventing moderate to severe COVID-19, and 85% protective against the most serious symptoms, according to early results of the clinical trial that included 44,000 people in the United States, Latin America and South Africa, the AP reported. And starting 28 days after receiving the vaccine, no one who got it required hospitalization or died.”
Now this is a single shot vaccine and is up for approval in late February. But it will still have to be watched as 44M is a relatively small piece of 7.64B in the world. And none of the articles I read about it identified any side effects. Doesn’t mean they aren’t there, just not reported. And I can’t find anything on re-infection down the road or booster needs. Have to wait and see.
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