Does the USA even have a serviceable vaccine at this point since they have declared operation warp speed but as of now, hardly any results are shown and as far as I know, none of these vaccines are being cross tested overseas meaning that the vaccine is about as trustworthy as the vaccine in RussiaI
Tell me where you gotten that rose tincted glasses? I love a pair️
Haha you found me
How honest those numbers? Done with strong nudging and intimidation from D?Covid numbers dropping in the U.S.?
I'm sure there's plenty of that but given the size of the trend it is also probably true that there's a genuine decrease. That said school is about to reopen across the US so...How honest those numbers? Done with strong nudging and intimidation from D?
The US has two mRNA vaccines in phase 3 trial, they may yet be successful. That said this is new technology and exactly zero mRNA vaccine have ever passed phase 3 trial so far so...Does the USA even have a serviceable vaccine at this point since they have declared operation warp speed but as of now, hardly any results are shown and as far as I know, none of these vaccines are being cross tested overseas meaning that the vaccine is about as trustworthy as the vaccine in Russia
The US has two mRNA vaccines in phase 3 trial, they may yet be successful. That said this is new technology and exactly zero mRNA vaccine have ever passed phase 3 trial so far so...
Oxford's adenovirus vector vaccine is probably their best bet at the moment.
Yes that's the feeling I'm sensing too. The US getting two mRNA vaccines out first is because they can be developed the fastest, it's a gambit to try to make up for lost ground after China's head start on vaccine back in Jan-Feb while the rest of the world was still asleep at the wheel.Adenovirus vaccines 0% success so far as well.
Only hope is traditional methods.