Skip to main content
Nuvaxovid

Nuvaxovid

VaccineWikipedia

Search complete. 18 mentions across 13 episodes found for "Nuvaxovid".

Oct 8, 2026

speaker_1NARRATOR
11:56
This year, there are also options for those who prefer not to receive an mRNA vaccine.
speaker_1NARRATOR
12:02
Limited doses of Nuvaxovid will be available.
speaker_1NARRATOR
12:05
Dr. Henry also reminds us all to practice good hygiene.
speaker_1NARRATOR
12:09
Frequent handwashing and staying home when feeling unwell can make a big difference in slowing the spread.
speaker_1NARRATOR
7:42
This year, there are also options for those who prefer not to receive an mRNA vaccine.
speaker_1NARRATOR
7:48
Limited doses of Nuvaxovid will be available.
speaker_1NARRATOR
7:51
Dr. Henry also reminds us all to practice good hygiene, frequent hand washing, and staying home when feeling unwell can make a big difference in slowing the spread.
speaker_1NARRATOR
8:02
A recent fishing trip turned into a costly ordeal for one British Columbia man.
Father of TradesGUEST
83:19
Yeah.
AlvinGUEST
83:20
And so obviously that thing rocketed, and I was sitting on Novavax at five, and it went to 55, and I just watched it.
AlvinGUEST
83:26
And same thing with EHR, EAHR, and it went to five to 50.
AlvinGUEST
83:30
I can go on and on.
Fred HarveyHOST
34:15
They reduce your chances of dying from it.
Fred HarveyHOST
34:18
And now there's actually a COVID vaccine called Nuvaxovid.
Fred HarveyHOST
34:23
It's from the Novavax company, and they make the COVID spike protein in a vat, and then you get administered the COVID spike protein so you don't get the mRNAs.
Fred HarveyHOST
34:32
So there's actually a true COVID vaccine now, and it's effective just like the others.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
34:50
Total of 1,049 COVID-19 vaccine doses were administered to 586 adults enrolled between March 2022, September 2024.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
35:00
Um, so local reactogenicity ranged from ni- 47%, um, I'm gonna give these common names, so the Novavax Nuvaxovid, to 90% with Moderna.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
35:15
And then what about systemic reactogenicity? 69% with the Nuvaxovoid, the Novavax, um, to 85%, um, with the Pfizer shot, um, the Pfizer-BioNTech shot.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
35:31
Severe reactogenicity events were rare.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
35:34
Um, react- reactogenicity events, as we see, were common, but rarely severe.
Daniel GriffinGUEST
35:40
Um, and it looks like we get a little bit, little bit less with that Novavax shot, as we've talked about, compared to the mRNA vaccines.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
35:47
Yeah, about half as many reactogenicity's, right?
Daniel GriffinGUEST
35:50
Yeah, yeah.
HankAUDIENCE
20:27
Well, well, I know.
HankAUDIENCE
20:27
And the other thing I was going to say is I saw an ad on television today for a, by, by a company called Novak- NovaVax about a pr- a COVID-19 vaccine that's being offered that has fewer side effects called Nuvaxovid.
HankAUDIENCE
20:43
And on th- their ad, they are talking about how it's better and safer because it's not using mRNA technology.
HankAUDIENCE
20:51
And about six weeks ago on live Fox Now, I just saw a little one-line banner go across the screen, and I've heard nothing since saying that this year's flu, uh, vaccine is using mRNA technology.
Stephanie LangelHOST
38:40
Right.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
38:40
And it's like the Novavax for SARS-CoV-2, right? For people who didn't want the, the reactogenicity.
Stephanie LangelHOST
38:45
For sure.
Vincent RacanielloHOST
38:46
But, um, I didn't have any-
Ryan StantonGUEST
4:37
I actually initially was getting just the flu.
Ryan StantonGUEST
4:41
And then I saw that it was the Novavax COVID vaccine.
Ryan StantonGUEST
4:46
I've got a big conference coming up.
Ryan StantonGUEST
4:48
Decided to go ahead and do it.
CorneliaHOST
56:59
This is non-replicating chimp adenovirus from AstraZeneca.
CorneliaHOST
57:03
Then there's Janssen, and then Novavax, which is a protein subunit matrix, and Sanofi.
CorneliaHOST
57:11
Now, Sasha, what do you think? Was this really some sort of a competition, or was this just for show?
Sasha LatypovaGUEST
57:19
This was for show.
Fred HarveyHOST
47:19
And they finally have the Nuvovaxovid, it's called.
Fred HarveyHOST
47:24
It's the... newest one Novavax created a spike protein in the laboratory they use the same mRNA technology but they do it in a vat and so they use mRNA and create the spike protein and then they give you the spike protein instead of the mRNA And so you're getting what is in the same concept of the flu vaccine.
Fred HarveyHOST
47:50
And all the previous vaccines were proteins or lipids, other things that were extracted from the organism that we were trying to do the immunization for.
Fred HarveyHOST
48:02
And so...

3 more episodes mention Nuvaxovid.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.