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Given 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 no
by BjoernKW 6y ago
Given 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.