_tfi1

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   by _tfi1 7y ago

   Yes, of course, but when one signs up for the military they can inject you with whatever they want. The FDA does not get involved. Combine that with an EUA, and all of a sudden you are injecting them and the nat sec apparatus 6 months from
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   by _tfi1 7y ago

   It works well in humans: https://investors.modernatx.com/news-releases/news-release-d... Main finding was at the high dose, there were some adverse events but no serious adverse events, and they all self-resolved witho
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   by _tfi1 7y ago

   So this has already been tested in humans: https://investors.modernatx.com/news-releases/news-release-d... "Antibody level predicted to protect against chikungunya infection achieved within hours; projected to be