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00:00Hello friends, a promise is a promise, we are here again to chat a little more.

00:06about COVID-19 vaccines. We'll do so from my personal experience as a subject

00:12who has been vaccinated and also as a doctor, so I hope my recommendations will be useful to you.

00:19I'm Dr. Heldo Santos and this is Medicine Explained, where we tell you everything so you feel good.

00:30Well, during these last few days many questions, many concerns have been arising,

00:45There has been a very intense exchange on social media, from patients to all doctors.

00:50They've been asking us about vaccination, about vaccines. There's a lot of anxiety, there's a lot

00:58anguish and some of the vaccines, I'm going to say some of the questions that have come to me,

01:02I'm going to read them from here. Perhaps one of the most frequently asked questions is, what is the best vaccine?

01:10I could also wait to get the best vaccine, that is, if they are giving it now.

01:15or the ones that are playing here in my area, in my country, in my region, are not the best or are not the best,

01:21It would be better for me to wait until the best one is available.

01:27Another question is, why is it good to have multiple vaccines? In other words, why so many vaccines?

01:32Why didn't the manufacturers agree and produce one or two vaccines?

01:39Can allergy sufferers get vaccinated?

01:43Can heart patients, diabetics, and kidney patients get the vaccine?

01:48Can they get vaccinated? We talked about that in the previous video.

01:52I recommend that you look for it, it's out there, it's on YouTube, on the Medicina Explicada channel,

01:58also on the Instagram profile, on TikTok, I mean, search, search there,

02:02because we already talked about that, so we are not going to touch on that question now.

02:07It might seem that it is better to have a single vaccine, than all governments,

02:12that all the laboratories had agreed, had joined forces,

02:16money and they would have investigated and there are people who say,

02:20Maybe the vaccine would have been obtained faster, maybe the vaccine would have been better,

02:24It was more perfect, it was more effective, it had fewer side effects.

02:29However, the answer is no. No, no, no, no.

02:33This entire research process that leads to a vaccine is a very complex process,

02:39which depends on many factors, on many variables,

02:43and that each laboratory, each firm, undertakes with a different perspective,

02:49always based on their own experience, on the scientists' own experience,

02:54of the researchers they have at their disposal,

02:57also of new discoveries that have occurred in recent times,

03:03also of their own potentialities, that is, not only of knowledge,

03:07but of what they can carry afterwards, there was in fact,

03:10It is of no use to a laboratory to develop a vaccine candidate

03:14that later does not have the technological capacity to produce on a large scale.

03:19And if all the laboratories join forces to develop a single vaccine candidate,

03:26It may be that after months they realize that the vaccine candidate was not effective,

03:31or that it was effective, but had many side effects,

03:35many adverse effects that made it unfeasible for use on a mass scale,

03:40because all that time would have been lost,

03:42all those months of research would have been lost.

03:44In this case, then, it is logical that several laboratories,

03:50for governments even those with the capacity to invest,

03:55to give money to those laboratories,

03:56or that have public institutions in the public domain,

04:01invest and develop research in parallel.

04:05That is, each one based on his experience,

04:08based on knowledge, on the training of its scientists,

04:12based on the potential it has after obtaining a vaccine,

04:19to be able to produce on a large scale,

04:22launch into a parallel race to obtain vaccines.

04:27So you don't have to wait months and months, or even years,

04:30to realize that the vaccine candidate,

04:33the technology that had been decided,

04:35it is not effective, it is not viable,

04:37and start from scratch.

04:38Well here, fortunately, several laboratories,

04:43At the same time, they broke into a race,

04:46even some institutes, some laboratories,

04:49with two and three vaccine candidates at the same time.

04:52That is, they divided their scientific teams into two and three teams,

04:57so that each one could develop,

04:59to see which one, more quickly,

05:02managed to obtain a model,

05:05a theoretical model first, because this is developed first theoretically,

05:09and then, that is put into practice in the laboratory.

05:14Thanks to that, today we have several vaccines,

05:21with a very good level of effectiveness, efficiency,

05:24and also with a very good level of security.

05:28Vaccines that are very different from each other.

05:31In some cases they are very different,

05:33that some are more traditional,

05:35use more conventional technologies,

05:37already applied and used in previous vaccines,

05:40which are widely used to prevent many diseases,

05:44and others that are very novel,

05:47others that are disruptive,

05:48That is, they have used the latest advances

05:54of genomics, proteonomics,

05:56of the knowledge that has been accumulated in recent years.

06:00Well, we have a wide spectrum of vaccine products

06:06which allows several laboratories to operate at the same time

06:11are producing a large volume of vaccines on a large scale.

06:16That allows access, that favors accessibility,

06:20also have several vaccines available,

06:22allows you to fine-tune your indications,

06:25and find out which vaccine is most effective

06:30or safer, or both,

06:32for each specific group that needs to be protected.

06:36This is very useful,

06:38because there may be a very effective vaccine,

06:40but nevertheless,

06:42It is known that for a certain population group

06:44has some risk,

06:46has a certain side effect,

06:47Well, that vaccine is not used in that group.

06:50And then another vaccine can be used,

06:53which may not have an effectiveness index

06:55as big as that one,

06:57However, its security is much greater

06:59and therefore make it logical and prudent

07:02that is the one that is used.

07:04Look, we're in a race against time.

07:07The more people get vaccinated,

07:09in the shortest time possible,

07:11the pandemic will be better controlled,

07:14preventing new variants of the virus from developing,

07:19that the virus mutates and generates variants

07:21or completely new mutations,

07:25that give him certain abilities,

07:27whether to evade current vaccines

07:30or to become more resilient

07:32to some types of medication

07:34or to become more contagious or more virulent.

07:38So it is very important

07:39that we achieve effective vaccination

07:44of large masses of population.

07:49And in this, as in everything,

07:51It's not just companies that compete,

07:54laboratories compete in effectiveness,

07:57in achieving a vaccine that is more effective

08:00and at the same time safer,

08:02but also in costs, in the economy.

08:05Those companies that achieve vaccines

08:06that are more cost-effective,

08:09that are more economical,

08:11that so much in obtaining,

08:13in producing on a large scale,

08:15as well as in transporting,

08:17in storing, that is,

08:18I can have a very novel vaccine,

08:20very modern,

08:22the top of technology,

08:24but that involves logistics

08:26very expensive,

08:27very cumbersome,

08:28because it needs a temperature

08:30too stable,

08:32an extreme temperature

08:33and then a process

08:35of gradual thawing.

08:37You then need not only the vaccine,

08:39but everything that goes with it

08:40to transport it,

08:42to store it,

08:43to apply it.

08:43That makes it a little more expensive.

08:46Well then,

08:47there is room for vaccines

08:49which are more economical,

08:51which are easier to transport,

08:53to handle,

08:54to store

08:55and that allows,

08:57For example,

08:57reach more remote areas,

09:00in a more effective way,

09:01simpler

09:03and therefore vaccinate people

09:05that would otherwise have been

09:06practically impossible to vaccinate.

09:08At the moment,

09:09many people are reading,

09:11they are a little restless

09:14because there are a lot of vaccines

09:16and they are like plucking the petals of a daisy,

09:19Should I get vaccinated or not?

09:20and which one do I get vaccinated with?

09:22I have a list here

09:23of some that are the most,

09:26let's say, known,

09:27about which the most has been published.

09:29Let us be clear that also

09:30at the moment

09:31are still under development

09:32several vaccine candidates,

09:34There are several institutions,

09:36several laboratories

09:38and various government organizations

09:40that are developing

09:41their own vaccine candidates

09:43that are found

09:44at different stages

09:45research.

09:47It means

09:47that vaccines

09:48that we have today

09:50They will not be the only ones,

09:51they are leaving in the next few months

09:52to keep adding

09:53more and more vaccines

09:55and that's very good.

09:56For all that we have told you,

09:58that's very good.

09:59Some will not pass the test,

10:01not always that it develops,

10:03that a vaccine is being investigated

10:04pass the test

10:06that it is effective

10:07and that it is at the same time

10:09safe enough

10:10so that it can be used

10:12on a large scale

10:13in large groups

10:13of the population,

10:14but we are sure

10:16that many of these

10:16vaccine candidates

10:17Yes, they will be able to be used

10:19and in the coming months

10:21we will be watching

10:22how they are introduced

10:24increasingly new vaccines.

10:26I want to clarify

10:27I'm not a virologist,

10:28I am not an immunologist,

10:29I'm not a specialist

10:30in vaccination,

10:32I am not a health professional either,

10:33public health specialist,

10:35I am a doctor

10:36cardiology specialist

10:37who has read a little

10:39about this

10:40and that has a certain notion

10:41on these topics.

10:42If you have any questions,

10:44any concerns,

10:45you can write here

10:46in the comments

10:47and if necessary

10:48we will seek advice

10:50of people who are

10:52specialists

10:52in these areas.

10:53Now let's talk

10:58of the vaccine

10:58of discord,

10:59the AstraZeneca vaccine

11:00that,

11:02As you know,

11:03in recent weeks

11:04has awakened

11:04both press reports,

11:06so much interest

11:07in public opinion,

11:09as perhaps

11:10some of you

11:11have seen

11:12that was a vaccine

11:13that I put on

11:14and a bit like

11:15to snack on

11:16curiosity

11:17and to call

11:18attention

11:19I said that there was

11:21chosen that vaccine.

11:22Then I'll explain to you

11:24why I chose

11:25the AstraZeneca vaccine,

11:27which were

11:28my motivations

11:29to choose

11:30specifically

11:31that vaccine

11:32and no other.

11:36And now I will tell you

11:38specifically

11:39why I chose

11:40the vaccine

11:41from AstraZeneca.

11:43Well then,

11:43I'm going to tell you,

11:44I am on the list

11:47vaccination

11:47from several centers

11:48in which I work,

11:50I signed up for all of them

11:51trying to see

11:53which way

11:54it came to me faster

11:55the summons

11:56for vaccination.

11:58The first summons

11:59that I received

12:01was that of

12:02a foundation

12:03where I work

12:04in the city

12:04of Miracle.

12:05Many greetings

12:06for my colleagues

12:07and friends

12:08of the foundation

12:09Najin and Zahias

12:09in Miracle.

12:11They summoned me

12:12to get vaccinated

12:13along with everything

12:13the staff,

12:15the medical team

12:16and paramedic

12:17who works there.

12:18I received the night

12:18before the summons,

12:20had a deadline

12:21until noon

12:22to be there.

12:24I had to finish

12:24quickie

12:25all my commitments

12:27a.m.

12:28and I left

12:29swift and fast

12:31over there.

12:32I usually take a while

12:33about an hour

12:35to arrive

12:36and I was able to arrive

12:37around 45 minutes

12:39without violating

12:40the rules

12:42of traffic

12:43because what's the point?

12:45go protect yourself

12:46with a vaccine

12:47and not protect themselves

12:48on the way.

12:49Well then,

12:49I got there,

12:51They had already told me

12:52since the day before

12:53that the vaccine

12:54that was going to happen to us,

12:56the one that had us

12:57touched

12:58to the workers,

13:00to medical staff,

13:02paramedical

13:02and non-assistance

13:04of the foundation

13:04Najin and Zahias

13:05it was the vaccine

13:06China Sinovac

13:07and I went,

13:10I went to put it on

13:11because here

13:13I'm going to answer them

13:14also

13:14the question

13:16what is

13:18the chicken

13:19of rice

13:19with chicken.

13:21What is the best vaccine?

13:23The best vaccine

13:24is the fastest

13:26you can put on,

13:28is the fastest

13:30have on hand,

13:31is the one you

13:32have access,

13:34I mean,

13:35you can't delay

13:36get vaccinated

13:38waiting for a better one.

13:40The important thing

13:41with vaccines

13:42is to be protected

13:44as soon as possible

13:45the largest amount

13:47of people possible.

13:50Good,

13:50there I appeared

13:51in miracle

13:52to put myself

13:53my Chinese vaccine

13:54and being

13:55in the queue,

13:56in line,

13:57when they were already missing

13:58like four or five

13:59people

14:00to arrive,

14:02it's over

14:02the vaccine.

14:03No?

14:04You have to understand

14:05which is very complex

14:06plan

14:07a whole strategy

14:08to vaccinate

14:09the largest amount

14:10possible number of people

14:11in the shortest time

14:12possible

14:12and all things

14:15organizational

14:15that carries around

14:16and then

14:18they told us

14:19Here we have

14:21the vaccine

14:22from AstraZeneca

14:23that we have been

14:24putting

14:25the second dose

14:26from other people

14:27from other centers

14:28that was his turn

14:29the second dose

14:30from AstraZeneca

14:30but there are still vaccines

14:32to put on you

14:33the first

14:34from AstraZeneca.

14:36That's it

14:36or come back tomorrow

14:38first thing in the morning

14:39and you go

14:40to have priority

14:41by then

14:41get vaccinated

14:42China

14:43the first dose.

14:44Some people

14:45they got very nervous

14:47they got very nervous

14:48very tense

14:48and they decided

14:50and they left

14:51and they left

14:52they did not want to put on

14:53the vaccine

14:53from AstraZeneca

14:54for all that has been said

14:55there always was

14:57two or three people

14:58that they looked at me

14:59and we decided

15:01a group of people

15:02we decided

15:02yes

15:03that we were leaving

15:03to put the AstraZeneca

15:04and so it was

15:06how I got

15:07AstraZeneca's

15:08I mean

15:08that I chose

15:10AstraZeneca's

15:11No

15:11I chose the Chinese one

15:13Yeah

15:14I had chosen

15:15the Chinese

15:15because it was

15:16the first one

15:17I was going to put on

15:17but I put myself

15:19AstraZeneca's

15:20because it was the one I got

15:21and why

15:22sirs

15:23the effect

15:24adverse effects

15:25above all

15:26prothrombotics

15:27that have been described

15:28in the vaccine

15:29from AstraZeneca

15:29they are good

15:31unlikely

15:33is one

15:35decade

15:35one million

15:36however

15:37however

15:39sometimes we lose

15:40of view

15:40that there are some

15:41medications

15:42there are some

15:43procedures

15:44that they have

15:45much greater risk

15:46and they continue to be used

15:47For example

15:48many procedures

15:50of cosmetic surgery

15:51which are widely

15:53used

15:54statistically have

15:55I mean

15:56mathematically

15:57much more risk

15:59that the risk

16:01which is calculated

16:02that has the vaccine

16:03from AstraZeneca

16:04also

16:05at the moment

16:06the press

16:07public opinion

16:08the authorities

16:09regulatory

16:10politicians

16:11everyone

16:12he is very attentive

16:13of these vaccines

16:15for obvious reasons

16:16for the relatively

16:17little time

16:18in which they have been developed

16:19have been tested

16:21and they have begun

16:22to use

16:22on a large scale

16:23and therefore

16:24there is like

16:24a species

16:25of sensitivity

16:26of how that

16:28is being looked at

16:28with a magnifying glass

16:29all that

16:31happens

16:32around

16:32of vaccines

16:33however

16:34the vaccine

16:35from AstraZeneca

16:36has demonstrated

16:37very effective

16:38and another advantage

16:39another advantage

16:41that we can't

16:42lose sight of

16:43in the vaccine

16:43from AstraZeneca

16:44is that this company

16:46has achieved

16:47agreements

16:48with countries

16:49Latin Americans

16:50like Mexico

16:51like Brazil

16:52to produce

16:53the vaccine

16:54in institutions

16:55of those countries

16:56I mean

16:57to do

16:58a transfer

16:59technological

17:00it is something

17:00that there is to

17:01applaud him

17:01to AstraZeneca

17:02this had been done

17:04had been achieved

17:05These agreements

17:06had been achieved

17:06before these reports

17:08that have overshadowed

17:09a bit

17:09the prestige

17:11of the vaccine

17:12It is not that the company

17:14was the one who was going

17:15to produce

17:15the vaccine

17:16in those countries

17:17but it was going

17:17to transfer

17:18all knowledge

17:19all the technology

17:20so that in those countries

17:22could be produced

17:24the vaccine

17:24and so?

17:25it is something

17:26that can be improved

17:27the coverage

17:29the speed

17:30with which you get vaccinated

17:31in several countries

17:33can also

17:35favor

17:36how personal

17:37scientist

17:38of those countries

17:38gain experience

17:40and training

17:41that allows them

17:42in the future

17:43develop vaccines

17:44against other types

17:45of viruses

17:46against other types

17:47of pathogens

17:48and all that

17:49is being seen

17:50braking

17:51by the cloak

17:52of insecurity

17:53and scary

17:54that has awakened

17:56some reports

17:57from the press

17:58and some institutions

17:59let's hope that

18:00all this

18:01can be cleared up

18:02that we understand

18:03that the vaccine

18:04from AstraZeneca

18:05it's not

18:06a vaccine

18:07insecure

18:07that is not

18:09a vaccine

18:09that it be

18:10ineffective

18:11because from there

18:12happens

18:13that if it is

18:14ineffective

18:15that if not

18:15it's worth it

18:16for the percent

18:17of effectiveness

18:17of protection

18:19the level

18:20at risk

18:21that entails

18:21So friends

18:22follow my advice

18:23what is the best vaccine

18:25the one that is fastest

18:26you can put on

18:27you already know

18:28get vaccinated

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