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This isn't entirely true; the technology is still very new.
by mrosett 6y ago
This isn't entirely true; the technology is still very new.
- floatingatoll 6y agoA five second search finds papers on mRNA vaccines from 2018. I see no papers on Covid prior to 2019. In relative terms, as the parent comment was using, we have been studying them longer. I am not arguing that they are well understood, but I imagine most people are filling in that word when they read the comment.
- abfan1127 6y agoWe've researched coronaviruses since the 1960s, had MERS and SARS most recently (less recent the 2018). I don't understand why we worry about long term effects of Covid, but not long term effects of mRNA vaccines? Both seem to have things to worry about, with both having different scales. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/types.html https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/types.html