MattR
Well-Known Member
The Oxford vax (which is of this type) will be ready by New Year apparently. The doses are already made and ready to roll once approvedVaccines don’t kill anything, they’re not like an antibiotic or anything. They program your immune system to kill the virus.
I personally think this talk about masks forever is BS. If the vaccine stops the virus replicating (whatever the mechanism) it will die off. If the virus is still multiplying in a person that’s the definition of an infection. Also keep in mind there are several different vaccines coming, some of them using the established killed/attenuated whole virus technology. These will be later because they have figure out how to grow mass amounts of virus in a lab and then work out a kill/attenuation process that leaves the antigenic part of the virus intact, while making sure it cannot cause an infection. There’s always a small risk of this with that traditional approach. These mRNA vaccines can be synthesized in a lab. No need to grow the virus, that’s a prime reason they’ve appeared so quickly.
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