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>>19199207
yes perhaps, but in general the talk was that it is nearly impossible to create a vaccine for coronas for their differ nature, unlike for
influenca. i would not personally take any
vaccine even if you paid me to do so. it's highly likely it is useless (all vaccines dont make you bulletproof they just increase your chances being immune) and does not work, or it is dangerous resulting you to have too large dose of the virus

remember to perform post-market-hours workout to avoid those tight muscles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-uUnrCdhR8

>>18407191
vaccines do not work, we still dont have good vaccine against seasonal influenza and there have been no good vaccines against coronas for decades despite trying

novartis (biggest pharma) ceo said it would take years. is more favor of antivirals as many doctors

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vK9KEqCLWN4

>>18355676
The more you guarantine the longer the pandemic lasts. 2nd wave is very weak because people who are gonna get it already got it like All pandemics and All coronas is the case.

Also guarantines do not help much in hong kong people got sars infected living 15 floors above ill patient neighbor thru air. So it takes that 1.5 month and then it's over, simple as that. Now it has peaked almost everywhere and on the downside. Also in addition medications that work against it are alrady in use