Virologist: Critical we don't try to guess what Oxford vaccine data will show

The video discusses the immune response of elderly people to coronavirus, suggesting they may withstand infection. It compares the effectiveness of the Oxford vaccine with Moderna and Pfizer, both shown to be 95% effective. The importance of waiting for final vaccine results is emphasized, and plans for mass vaccination are discussed, contingent on safety and effectiveness data.

What is the main focus of the first section regarding elderly individuals and the coronavirus?

• The elderly are immune to the virus.

• Elderly individuals are most prone to disease and death from the virus.

• Elderly individuals cannot mount an immune response.

• The elderly should not receive the vaccine.

What is emphasized about making expectations regarding the vaccine's effectiveness?

• Expectations should not be made prematurely.

• Expectations should be based on assumptions.

• Expectations should be made early.

• Expectations are irrelevant.

How does the Oxford vaccine's reported effectiveness compare to Moderna and Pfizer?

• It is less effective.

• It is not effective at all.

• It is more effective.

• It is expected to be similarly effective.

What is the critical point made about the Oxford vaccine's data?

• The data is already conclusive.

• The data is irrelevant.

• The data should be guessed.

• The data should be awaited before conclusions.

What is the potential outcome if no health and safety concerns arise with the vaccines?

• Vaccination will be limited to a few individuals.

• Vaccines will be discarded.

• Mass vaccination opportunities will be pursued.

• Vaccination will be delayed.