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Operation Warpspeed addressed that by running a very large stage 3 trial. One reason that isn't normally done is the high cost of such a large trial.
by RandomLensman 3mo ago
Operation Warpspeed addressed that by running a very large stage 3 trial. One reason that isn't normally done is the high cost of such a large trial.
- lixtra 3mo agoWould that large trial have shown the cancerous effect of smoking? If not, do you then agree that some possible adverse effects were not checked for and could have slipped through?
- RandomLensman 3mo agoDon't know. But would standard smaller trials have captured it? We are kind of back to my initial question that is conceptually unrelated to the vaccine trial: do you need trials to run into millions or billions of participants or into decades if you want to capture certain (rare) things?.
- eudamoniac 3mo agoMaybe, if you want to mandate the entire country/world takes the intervention?