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Maybe I am saying something completely out of the world. But when bacteria become too dangerous why we don't simply vaccinate against them?
by siscia 10y ago
Maybe I am saying something completely out of the world.
But when bacteria become too dangerous why we don't simply vaccinate against them?
- cfontes 10y agoVaccines are expensive to research and require a very long period of trials before being release to the public, while this happens people will die by the millions without antibiotics. Also because bacteria can mutate making your vaccine useless, so you need to research again.
- siscia 10y agoSure but once enough people are vaccinated the bacteria will have less surface to develop further mutations. We should aim to vaccinate as many people as possible and use antibiotics only in the rare case of infection, shouldn't we?
- vibrio 10y agosure. did you get your flu vaccine last year? will you get another next year, and the year after? You should, but there is a limit to the number of the vaccines that are feasible either scientifically, clinically, or economically.