The AstraZeneca adverse reaction reported in one patient in the Oxford trial is reported to have

[still_one]

transverse myelitis, and they are trying to determine if that is a result of the vaccine or something else independent of the vaccine

This was from Morning Joe MSNBC

This is why things should not be rushed too fast

[Amishman]

1. This happens with large trials, they have paused it to assess

if it cannot be definitively tied to the vaccine they will likely resume.

[still_one]

2. of course

[beachbumbob]

3. the number of steps being short changed for COVID vaccine is way too dangerous no matter

what Big Pharma says, they are under POLITICAL pressure everywhere to get SOMETHING out. Do I risk myself on a "something"? No fucking way

[still_one]

4. The problem is you really can't rush science, and to determine how effective a vaccine is takes time

and you need to be in areas where the virus is more wide spread

[beachbumbob]

5. not a matter of science any more in the US, but a political PR move before election