Parminio
Well-Known Member
The absolute stupidity on display in this thread explains a lot about the United States present condition.
It's completely random and depends on the type of vaccine being engineered, the complexity of the virus in question and many other factors.
For example, there is still no vaccine for AIDS.
This vaccine, as I explained before that people blew right past, was already developed 17 years ago. Then it was modified again just 7 years ago in about a year. Now it has been modified again in about the same time frame.
The reason for that is they are all coronavirus strains. They have a great many similarities so it's much easier to modify the existing vaccine to combat a new strain.
It's the same way we develop flu vaccines every 6 to 8 months - because they are all influenza strains.
The absolute stupidity on display in this thread explains a lot about the United States present condition.
Wrong.Most vaccines take around 5 years from development to testing to FDA approval to the markets.
It's completely random and depends on the type of vaccine being engineered, the complexity of the virus in question and many other factors.
For example, there is still no vaccine for AIDS.
This vaccine, as I explained before that people blew right past, was already developed 17 years ago. Then it was modified again just 7 years ago in about a year. Now it has been modified again in about the same time frame.
The reason for that is they are all coronavirus strains. They have a great many similarities so it's much easier to modify the existing vaccine to combat a new strain.
It's the same way we develop flu vaccines every 6 to 8 months - because they are all influenza strains.
The absolute stupidity on display in this thread explains a lot about the United States present condition.