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  1. Ich dachte, die Zulassung hänge noch, aber die Produktion läuft bereits.

    "Zulassungsempfehlungen für Comirnaty und Spikevax LP.8.1"

    "Aller Voraussicht nach wird es für die Saison 2025/26 wieder neue COVID-19 Impfstoffe geben. Zwei entsprechende Produkte der Firmen BioNtech/Pfizer und Moderna erhielt nun die Zulassungsempfehlung."

    deutsche-apotheker-zeitung.de/

    #covid #covidisnotover #comirnaty #spikevax #biontech #moderna #lp81 #lp_8_1

    #fedimed #medibubble

  2. Ich dachte, die Zulassung hänge noch, aber die Produktion läuft bereits.

    "Zulassungsempfehlungen für Comirnaty und Spikevax LP.8.1"

    "Aller Voraussicht nach wird es für die Saison 2025/26 wieder neue COVID-19 Impfstoffe geben. Zwei entsprechende Produkte der Firmen BioNtech/Pfizer und Moderna erhielt nun die Zulassungsempfehlung."

    deutsche-apotheker-zeitung.de/

    #covid #covidisnotover #comirnaty #spikevax #biontech #moderna #lp81 #lp_8_1

    #fedimed #medibubble

  3. Ich dachte, die Zulassung hänge noch, aber die Produktion läuft bereits.

    "Zulassungsempfehlungen für Comirnaty und Spikevax LP.8.1"

    "Aller Voraussicht nach wird es für die Saison 2025/26 wieder neue COVID-19 Impfstoffe geben. Zwei entsprechende Produkte der Firmen BioNtech/Pfizer und Moderna erhielt nun die Zulassungsempfehlung."

    deutsche-apotheker-zeitung.de/

    #covid #covidisnotover #comirnaty #spikevax #biontech #moderna #lp81 #lp_8_1

    #fedimed #medibubble

  4. Ich dachte, die Zulassung hänge noch, aber die Produktion läuft bereits.

    "Zulassungsempfehlungen für Comirnaty und Spikevax LP.8.1"

    "Aller Voraussicht nach wird es für die Saison 2025/26 wieder neue COVID-19 Impfstoffe geben. Zwei entsprechende Produkte der Firmen BioNtech/Pfizer und Moderna erhielt nun die Zulassungsempfehlung."

    deutsche-apotheker-zeitung.de/

    #covid #covidisnotover #comirnaty #spikevax #biontech #moderna #lp81 #lp_8_1

    #fedimed #medibubble

  5. Ich dachte, die Zulassung hänge noch, aber die Produktion läuft bereits.

    "Zulassungsempfehlungen für Comirnaty und Spikevax LP.8.1"

    "Aller Voraussicht nach wird es für die Saison 2025/26 wieder neue COVID-19 Impfstoffe geben. Zwei entsprechende Produkte der Firmen BioNtech/Pfizer und Moderna erhielt nun die Zulassungsempfehlung."

    deutsche-apotheker-zeitung.de/

    #covid #covidisnotover #comirnaty #spikevax #biontech #moderna #lp81 #lp_8_1

    #fedimed #medibubble

  6. Wer sich aktuell im #Bremer Raum gegen #Corona impfen lassen möchte, kann dies bei der Apotheke im #Dodenhof tun. Auf eigenen Wunsch unabhängig von den Stinko-Empfehlungen.

    Andere Impfstellen konnte ich keine finden, die impfen alle erst ab Herbst wieder …

    Viele, die sich noch mit dem Thema beschäftigen, gehen allerdings davon aus, dass sich gerade eine #Sommerwelle aufbaut mit neuer Variante. Ich lasse mich alle 6 Monate impfen.

    #ButenUnBinnen #Bremen #CovisIsNotOver #ImpfenSchützt #LP_8_1

  7. Here's the latest variant picture for Europe (excluding the UK), to early May.

    The LP.8.1.* variant continued to dominate, growing steadily to around 52% frequency.

    The presumed next challengers are still at low frequencies but growing – XFG.* to around 10%, and XDV.* (led by NB.1.8.1) to around 6%, and also XFJ.* grew to 5%.

    #COVID19 #EUR #LP_8_1 #XFG #XDV #NB_1_8_1 #XFJ
    🧵

  8. Here's the latest variant picture for the United Kingdom, to late April.

    The LP.8.1.* variant has taken over dominance, growing steadily to around 57% frequency.

    The XEC.* variant has fallen to around 25%.

    #COVID19 #UK #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  9. Here's the latest variant picture for the United States, to early May.

    The LP.8.1.* variant has peaked and fell back to 52%.

    The presumed next challengers are growing – XDV.* (led by NB.1.8.1) to 9% and XFG.* to 8%.

    #COVID19 #USA #LP_8_1 #XFG #XDV #NB_1_8_1
    🧵

  10. Here's the latest variant picture with a global scope, to early May.

    The dominant LP.8.1.* variant has fallen to around 34%.

    XDV.* (led by NB.1.8.1) is challenging, rising steadily to 18%

    #COVID19 #Global #LP_8_1 #XDV #NB_1_8_1
    🧵

  11. Here's the latest variant picture for Europe (excluding the UK), to mid-April.

    The LP.8.1.* variant took over dominance, growing steadily to around 43% frequency.

    The presumed next challengers are growing – XFG.* and XDV.* (led by NB.1.8.1) to around 6%, and also XFJ.* grew to 4%.

    #COVID19 #EUR #LP_8_1 #XFG #XDV #NB_1_8_1 #XFJ

    Report link:
    mike-honey.github.io/covid-19-

  12. Here's the latest variant picture for the United Kingdom, to late April.

    The LP.8.1.* variant has taken over dominance, growing steadily to around 50% frequency.

    The XEC.* variant has fallen to around 25%.

    #COVID19 #UK #XEC #LP_8_1

    Report link:
    mike-honey.github.io/covid-19-

  13. Here's the latest variant picture for Canada to late April.

    The LP.8.1.* variant is now dominant, growing strongly to 56%.

    The XEC.* variant has declined to around 18%.

    #COVID19 #Canada #XEC #LP_8_1

    Report link:
    mike-honey.github.io/covid-19-

  14. Here's the latest variant picture for the United States, to late April.

    The LP.8.1.* variant appears to have peaked and fell back to 54%.

    The presumed next challengers are growing – XFG.* to 11% and XDV.* (led by NB.1.8.1) to 6%.

    #COVID19 #USA #LP_8_1 #XFG #XDV
    🧵

  15. Here's the latest variant picture with a global scope, to late April.

    Growth of the LP.8.1.* variant is holding at around 39%.

    XDV.* (led by NB.1.8.1) looks like the next challenger, rising steadily to 13%

    #COVID19 #Global #LP_8_1 #XDV #NB_1_8_1
    🧵

  16. Here's the latest variant picture for Europe (excluding the UK), to mid-April.

    The LP.8.1.* variant took over dominance, growing steadily to around 43% frequency.

    The XEC.* variant fell to around 21%.

    #COVID19 #EUR #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  17. Here's the latest variant picture for the United Kingdom, to late April.

    The LP.8.1.* variant has taken over dominance, growing steadily to around 50% frequency.

    The XEC.* variant has fallen to around 25%.

    #COVID19 #UK #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵
    Report link:
    mike-honey.github.io/covid-19-

  18. Here's the latest variant picture for Canada to mid-April.

    The LP.8.1.* variant is now dominant, growing strongly to 50%.

    The XEC.* variant has declined to around 18%.

    #COVID19 #Canada #XEC #LP_8_1

    Report link:
    mike-honey.github.io/covid-19-

  19. Here's the latest variant picture for the United States, to mid-April.

    The LP.8.1.* variant growth continued to around 61%, but may have peaked.

    The presumed next challengers – XFG.* and XDV.* (led by NB.1.8.1) are still below 5%.

    #COVID19 #USA #LP_8_1 #XFG #XDV
    🧵

  20. Here's the latest variant picture for New Zealand, to late April.

    DeFLuQE variants continue to dominate at around 50-80%

    The LP.8.1.* variant is not offering a sustained challenge.

    This is a very unusual picture – in most places XEC.* and/or LP.8.1.* have become dominant.

    #COVID19 #NZ #DeFLuQE #XEC #LP_8_1

    Report link:
    mike-honey.github.io/covid-19-

  21. Here's the latest variant picture with a global scope, to late April.

    Growth of the LP.8.1.* variant appears to have peaked, and fell to around 39%.

    XDV.* (led by NB.1.8.1) looks like the next challenger, rising strongly to 11%

    #COVID19 #Global #LP_8_1 #XDV
    🧵

  22. Here's the latest variant picture for Australia, to mid-April.

    XEC.* continues to dominate, but declined quite sharply in early April to around 40%.

    LP.8.1.* variant is still struggling for traction below 20%.

    The one to watch is XDV.*, driven by it’s latest sub-lineage NB.1.8.1, rising to 11%.

    #COVID19 #Australia #XEC #LP_8_1 #NB_1_8_1 @auscovid19
    🧵

  23. Here's the latest variant picture for Europe (excluding the UK), to mid-March.

    The XEC.* variant remains dominant, but it has declined to around 35% frequency.

    The LP.8.1.* variant grew to around 24%.

    #COVID19 #EUR #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  24. Here's the latest variant picture for Canada to mid-March.

    The XEC.* variant is still dominant but has declined to 30%.

    The LP.8.1.* variant is challenging at around 25%, probably overhauling the JN.1.* + DeFLuQE variants.

    #COVID19 #Canada #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  25. Here's the latest variant picture for the United States, to mid-March.

    The LP.8.1.* variant growth resumed, up to around 54%.

    The XEC.* variant has declined to around 18%.

    #COVID19 #USA #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  26. Here's the latest variant picture for New Zealand, to late March.

    DeFLuQE variants continue to dominate at around 40-60%

    The LP.8.1.* variant bubbled up to 22%, before falling back in more recent samples.

    #COVID19 #NZ #DeFLuQE #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  27. Here's the latest variant picture for Australia, to mid-March.

    XEC.* continues to dominate, although fairly flat at around 50-60%.

    The LP.8.1.* variant reached 16%, but then slumped to finish around 10%.

    #COVID19 #Australia #XEC #LP_8_1 @auscovid19
    🧵

  28. Here's the latest variant picture with a global scope, to late March.

    Growth of the LP.8.1.* variant resumed to around 38%, with the XEC.* variant declining to 29%.

    #COVID19 #Global #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  29. Here's the latest variant picture for Europe (excluding the UK), to mid-March.

    The XEC.* variant remains dominant, but it has declined to around 32% frequency.

    The LP.8.1.* variant grew to around 22%.

    #COVID19 #EUR #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  30. Here's the latest variant picture for the United Kingdom, to late-March.

    The XEC.* variant remains dominant, but it is generally declining to around 50% frequency.

    Growth of the LP.8.1.* variant seemed to accelerate in the recent samples, to around 28%.

    #COVID19 #UK #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  31. Here's the latest variant picture for Canada to mid-March. Further samples been back-filled from Ontario, for a more complete picture.

    The XEC.* variant is still dominant but has declined to 34%.

    The LP.8.1.* variant is challenging at around 24%, probably overhauling the JN.1.* + DeFLuQE variants.

    There might be some recent rebound in the FLuQE and FLiRT variants, as unfettered variant evolution continues.

    #COVID19 #Canada #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  32. Here's the latest variant picture for the United States, to mid-March.

    The LP.8.1.* variant growth might be wobbling a bit, at around 47%.

    The XEC.* variant has declined to around 21%.

    #COVID19 #USA #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  33. Here's the latest variant picture for Australia, to mid-March.

    XEC.* continues to dominate, although fairly flat at around 50-60%.

    The LP.8.1.* variant grew to around 17%, challenging the DeFLuQE variants as the new heir-apparent. It’s growth trajectory is quite slow.

    #COVID19 #Australia #XEC #LP_8_1 @auscovid19
    🧵

  34. Here's the latest variant picture with a global scope, to mid- March.

    Growth of the LP.8.1.* variant seemed to plateau at around 34%, with the XEC.* variant declining to 30%. Recent sample sizes are smaller so this might not be representative.

    #COVID19 #Global #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  35. Here's the latest variant picture for Europe (excluding the UK), to early March.

    The XEC.* variant remains dominant, but it has declined to around 31% frequency.

    The LP.8.1.* variant grew to around 23%.

    Note the recent sample volumes are very low, so this might not be a representative picture.

    #COVID19 #EUR #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  36. Here's the latest variant picture for New Zealand, to mid-March.

    DeFLuQE variants continue to dominate, with the LP.8.1.* variant up to 18%, competing with XEC.*.

    #COVID19 #NZ #DeFLuQE #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  37. Here's the latest variant picture for New Zealand.

    DeFLuQE variants continue to dominate, with the LP.8.1.* variant showing some strong recent growth to 24%, apparently overtaking XEC.*.

    #COVID19 #NZ #DeFLuQE #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  38. Here's the latest variant picture for New Zealand.

    DeFLuQE variants continue to dominate, with XEC.* struggling to break above 40%.

    This is quite an unusual picture as XEC.* is already dominant in most places.

    The LP.8.1.* variant has mostly been below 10%.

    #COVID19 #NZ #DeFLuQE #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  39. Here's the latest variant picture for New Zealand.

    DeFLuQE variants continue to dominate, with XEC.* seeming to be in decline.

    This quite an unusual picture as XEC.* is already dominant in most places.

    The LP.8.1.* variant grew to around 12%.

    #COVID19 #NZ #DeFLuQE #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  40. Here's the latest variant picture for New Zealand.

    DeFLuQE variants continue to dominate, although XEC.* is now challenging.

    This quite an unusual picture as XEC.* is already dominant in most places.

    The new LP.8.1.* variant is present, but is still at low frequency (around 10%).

    #COVID19 #NZ #DeFLuQE #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  41. Here's the latest variant picture for New Zealand.

    DeFLuQE variants continue to dominate, although XEC.* is now challenging.

    This quite an unusual picture as XEC.* is already dominant in most places.

    The new LP.8.1.* group of variants is present, but is still at low frequency (around 10%).

    #COVID19 #NZ #DeFLuQE #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵

  42. Here's the latest variant picture for New Zealand.

    DeFLuQE variants continue to dominate, although XEC.* might be growing in recent samples. We can’t be certain with such small sample sizes.

    This quite an unusual picture as XEC.* is already dominant in most places.

    The new LP.8.1.* group of variants is present, but is still at low frequency (around 5%).

    #COVID19 #NZ #DeFLuQE #XEC #LP_8_1
    🧵