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Assuming there will be a vaccine is an act of faith. They have been working on a SARS vaccine for years, with billions invested and several man-centuries, and h
by MintelIE 6y ago
Assuming there will be a vaccine is an act of faith. They have been working on a SARS vaccine for years, with billions invested and several man-centuries, and have failed so far.
- BjoernKW 6y agoGiven the promising efforts so far the discovery of a vaccine is quite likely. There wasn't one for SARS because that disease simply went away by itself with not enough infected patients anymore for a vaccine to have any significant effect. Like I mentioned, even if there won't be a vaccine having a reasonably efficient treatment would be another option. In that case, COVID-19 over time would simply be relegated to a flu-like disease.