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I was surprised by the fact that they were able to make a million doses a day and I wonder how many more they would be able to make if they put 15 doses in a vile.

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How is school going to happen after the vaccine? When is the vaccine for kids coming out? I think its good that people are creating a vaccine. When will everyone have access to the vaccine?

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I was surprised by the fact that the company is making 1 million doses of the vaccine and giving it out internationally.

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My group discussed on how it's great that the vaccine is distributed to health care workers first.

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What are some long term affects of the virus? How are the people who don't want to take the virus going to affect the herd immunity? RNA is a good way to make a vaccine and they have made them super quickly.

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The fact that they are getting 1 million vaccines out every day is a good, but if you compare that number to the number of people in the US, it isn't incredibly high. What side effects are there with this vaccine?

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It is cool and interesting how they are putting some parts of the actual virus into the vaccine to help produce the vaccine.

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Our group wondered how you could tell if there would be side effects of the vaccine and how effective the vaccine would be in the long run. How can we predict if there will be side effects of taking the vaccine in a long time? We also wonder how effective the vaccine will be in the long run as the virus mutates.

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I'm exited for Phizer and Moderna to make a vaccine for everyone including kids, but some people have also got side effects mostly from the Moderna vaccine, so i dont know if I would take the Moderna one. But the side effects are small and for less duration.

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I think that idea of taking the virus's RNA and putting it in a vaccine is really interesting. I don't know how it works exactly, but I know it makes it easier to combat variants.

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I think it's good that the vaccine is finally getting produced and distributed. I also think that the states could be doing more to distribute the vaccines though, Massachusetts in particular. We also need to be careful because of the different strains that are appearing.

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I wonder why they couldn't create more boxes, instead of doing 15 doeses. I like how they redesigned and analyze the data to improve.

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I don't know anything about vaccines, but I know that they finished making them and that they need to bring it to everyone. To bring it to everyone, they need to use engineering to make it so that everyone can have it even if they don't have something that other people have

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Our group thought that it was clever of the company Maderna to put more vaccine doses in one box because the CEO of Maderna mentioned that taking 2 doses might make you less vulnerable to the virus and putting more in one box is very helpful.

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I think that its interesting that they were able to make the vaccine that quickly. And that is great that they were able to make it for the different variants of the virus

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I'm happy for the vaccines, its good that two companies can build a vaccine that quick. It just might take a long time to distribute it to everyone.

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Our group thought that it was interesting enough for companies such as Maderna to be taking on the challenge of fighting the variants with one vaccine (They are trying to make it universal).

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I think the progress with the development and the distribution of the vaccine is going well, but I'm not sure about how well it protects against the different strains. If they realized there needs to be changes to the vaccine for different strains, how would they keep track of who needs which vaccine?

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I'm happy for the vaccines, its good that two companies can build a vaccine that quick. It just might take a long time to distribute it to everyone.

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I think the vaccine, although authorized by the government, might not be entirely effective, especially against some of the coronavirus mutations, so I'm a bit skeptical about it. I'd like to wait for a bit to make sure the vaccine is 100% reliable and works properly, with no side effects.