Also, if I'm understanding this correctly, they only had 94 cases of Covid, out of a study group of 44000 people?! Maybe this is normal for vaccine trials, but it seems like an extremely low number of people from which to draw such important conclusions.
Effectiveness and efficacy are two different things. How these vaccines work in the real world is yet to be seen. Here's one article with a lot of interesting comments: https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4347/rapid-responses
Also, if I'm understanding this correctly, they only had 94 cases of Covid, out of a study group of 44000 people?! Maybe this is normal for vaccine trials, but it seems like an extremely low number of people from which to draw such important conclusions.