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Consider the realistic uncertainty and probability from previous study of antibody dependent enhancement. It’s not proven that the mRNA therapy won’t worsen cov
by vibrato2 5y ago
Consider the realistic uncertainty and probability from previous study of antibody dependent enhancement. It’s not proven that the mRNA therapy won’t worsen covid reaction in the long run.
- SketchySeaBeast 5y ago> It’s not proven that the mRNA therapy won’t worsen covid reaction in the long run. What are you defining by "long run"? We're quickly moving into a year with mRNA therapies. I'm not aware of any instance of this occurring with previous vaccines, and we can't just say "well mRNA could be different" because if we do that all the possible "what-ifs" we quickly swing into the absurd.
- macintux 5y agoDengue is the notable counterexample, but that seems unlikely to be an issue with COVID. AFAIK, it’s the virus’ behavior that matters, not the vaccine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dengue_fever#Vaccine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dengue_fever#Vaccine