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Slack / Private Message Drop, p.360 [SLACK_000574] · slack_pm:msg:03759

Date: 2021-01-05 07:13
Type: chat message · slack
recipient: Robert F. Garry, Edward C. Holmes, Andrew Rambaut
speaker: Kristian G. Andersen
Topics: Vaccines

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I was waiting for something like this - great stuff. That said, since Jesse has obviously had this data for a while I'm a little surprised he's come out so hard saying that none of the lineage mutations should affect immunity / vaccines and that escape would take years. I wouldn't say his data is very reassuring in that regard. (although I fully agree it isn't like they're not going to work at all - but pretty minimal hits to effectiveness can have big consequences).

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That said, since Jesse has obviously had this data for a while I'm a little surprised he's come out so hard saying that none of the lineage mutations should affect immunity / vaccines and that escape would take years.	quoted / not their view	paraphrase_third_party reporting frame: 'That said,'	asserts

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That said, since Jesse has obviously had this data for a while I'm a little surprised he's come out so hard saying that none of the lineage mutations should affect immunity / vaccines and that escape would take years.

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paraphrase_third_party reporting frame: 'That said,'

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2021-01-05 07:13 Kristian G. Andersen

I was waiting for something like this - great stuff. That said, since Jesse has obviously had this data for a while I'm a little surprised he's come out so hard saying that none of the lineage mutations should affect immunity / vaccines and that escape would take years. I wouldn't say his data is very reassuring in that regard. (although I fully agree it isn't like they're not going to work at all - but pretty minimal hits to effectiveness can have big consequences).

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