Volunteers needed for CV vaccine trials

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Been having texts from my local GP clinic for a while, if i have any symptoms to contact them maybe down to living close to Oxford where they are trying to develop a vaccine
 
Trouble is that they are usually somewhere like Cambridge and you have got to get all the way there, no parking etc . They never ever seem to come to you.
 
Trouble is that they are usually somewhere like Cambridge and you have got to get all the way there, no parking etc . They never ever seem to come to you.
Thanks for your input
Take a chance
What have you got to lose
 
They have been discussing this on the news, once the antidote has been taken the ‘patient’ then needs to catch CV19 😳 to assess effectiveness

I am normally happy to help, but might leave it to the younger / leaner amongst you this time 🤔👍🌈

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They have been discussing this on the news, once the antidote has been taken the ‘patient’ then needs to catch CV19 😳 to assess effectiveness

I am normally happy to help, but might leave it to the younger / leaner amongst you this time 🤔👍🌈


But that means you need to have some time off work though.
 
They have been discussing this on the news, once the antidote has been taken the ‘patient’ then needs to catch CV19 😳 to assess effectiveness

I am normally happy to help, but might leave it to the younger / leaner amongst you this time 🤔👍🌈

That’s not correct. No one is deliberately infected - that would be deeply unethical with a trial vaccine and a novel potentially serious virus. It’s also completely unnecessary from a scientific perspective.

I volunteered and was excluded from the Oxford vaccine trial, following a positive antibody test. It seems as an NHS worker I’d already been exposed but was unaware as asymptomatic.

Had I been accepted, the trial went like this:

2,000 ish volunteers. Half randomised to each side of the study.
One side were given another non-Covid vaccine.
One half were given the trial Covid vaccine.
12 months of regular blood tests and Follow up.

The tests identify who has developed an antibody response, how much and for how long. No need to infect anyone with the virus. The non-Covid vaccine is the control group, but also provides a reference point for those who develop an immune response through natural means not vaccine.

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