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I noticed, and did not take acumen, that ‘they’, the usual suspects, did not tell us how many people died from which vaccine, even as overall birth vaccines are effectively even, since not-catching-the-virus is no longer the name of the variant game

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Sinovac’s Vaccine Found Inferior to Pfizer Shot in Chile Study

Jason Gale
July 8, 2021, 9:17 AM GMT+8
Sinovac Biotech Ltd.’s vaccine was less potent than Pfizer Inc.’s shot at stopping Covid-19 in Chile where the two shots were used simultaneously, the first real-world analysis comparing a China-made inoculation against an mRNA has found.

Researchers found CoronaVac was 66% effective in preventing Covid-19 among fully vaccinated adults, versus 93% for the jab made by Pfizer and its partner BioNTech SE.

The inactivated inoculation, given to more than 10 million Chileans, was slightly less effective in preventing hospitalization and deaths than the mRNA vaccine, which was administered to fewer than half a million people, according to the study, published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.

The research was conducted from February through May, when the alpha and gamma strains of the virus were the variants of concern most frequently detected in Chile. Preliminary data released in April found CoronaVac was 67% effective in preventing symptomatic Covid-19 infections and warded off 80% of fatalities from the disease.

The final results suggest CoronaVac, the mainstay of Chile’s vaccination strategy, provides an effective shield against Covid-19, including severe disease, consistent with the results of mid-stage trials, the authors said.

As of May 10, Chile’s Ministry of Health has administered almost 14 million CoronaVac doses, including enough to fully immunize 6.36 million people. In comparison, 2.4 million doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine had been administered. Individuals 16 years or older are eligible to be immunized, according to the national vaccination schedule.

Comparative effectiveness data are given below:

Covid-19HospitalizationICU admissionDeath
CoronaVac65.9%87.5%90.3%86.3%
Pfizer-BioNTech92.6%95.1%96.2%91.0%

The study was funded by Chile’s National Research and Development Agency.

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