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If prior exposure to the virus itself won't give a person immunity, I would expect it would be much more difficult to create a vaccine to grant immunity. I won
by jshevek 7y ago
If prior exposure to the virus itself won't give a person immunity, I would expect it would be much more difficult to create a vaccine to grant immunity. I wonder if the 18 month vaccine timeline I have heard mention would be affected.
- Blahah 7y agoWe have never successfully created a vaccine against a coronavirus before, so this is new territory. On the other hand, we have new tools like the RNA vaccine being produced by Moderna which doesn't work like a traditional vaccine and so might be more effective. Ultimately we won't know until we try.
- jacobwilliamroy 7y agoNano machines! Buy a proprietary immune system and let a single corporation control your health for the rest of your life!