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And at the same time supported severe covid restrictions until a vaccine is available. The paradox of course is that the likelihood of there being an efficient
by cm2187 4y ago
And at the same time supported severe covid restrictions until a vaccine is available. The paradox of course is that the likelihood of there being an efficient vaccine is very low if you don’t develop immunity naturally.
- ImPostingOnHN 4y ago> the likelihood of there being an efficient vaccine is very low if you don’t develop immunity naturally where did you read this?
- cm2187 4y agoThe way traditional vaccines work is by injecting an attenuated virus and letting the natural immunity do the rest. If natural immunity doesn’t work on the original virus, it is unlikely it will work on the attenuated virus.
- ImPostingOnHN 4y agowhat does that have to do with the restrictions? the logical corollary to your statement seems to be, if the body IS capable of natural immunity, then it is likely that it will work on the attenuated virus (provided it's not too attenuated, maybe)