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kiri

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14. consider the RW who refuse any vaccine
Mon Jun 29, 2020, 12:57 PM
Jun 2020
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3860295/posts
Fauci says COVID-19 vaccine unlikely to bring sufficient herd immunity with many Americans saying they won’t get vaccinated.
Fauci says he would “settle” for a COVID-19 vaccine that’s 70% to 75% effective, but that this incomplete protection, coupled with the fact that many Americans say they won’t get a coronavirus vaccine, makes it “unlikely” that the US will achieve sufficient levels of immunity to quell the outbreak.
with government support, three coronavirus vaccines are expected to be studied in large-scale clinical trials in the next three months.

“The best we’ve ever done is measles, which is 97 to 98 percent effective,” said Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. “That would be wonderful if we get there. I don’t think we will. I would settle for [a] 70, 75% effective vaccine.”

A CNN poll last month found one-third of Americans said they would not try to get vaccinated against COVID, even if the vaccine is widely available and low cost.

In an interview Friday, CNN asked Fauci whether a vaccine with 70% to 75% efficacy taken by only two-thirds of the population would provide herd immunity to the coronavirus.

“No — unlikely,” he answered.

post: " It is truly astounding how badly we were had by this scam.

They are also evolution deniers.

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It makes sense if the new mutant variant is less deadly. Laelth Jun 2020 #1
Slight correction but viruses cannot live as they are only molecules. cstanleytech Jun 2020 #5
This message was self-deleted by its author Rainbow Droid Jun 2020 #42
The virus doesn't need us to live very long, only long enough to spread it to others groundloop Jun 2020 #15
Exactly. Ligyron Jun 2020 #40
The mutation appears to affect infectivity Red Pest Jun 2020 #26
We are still at the beginning of the beginning Roc2020 Jun 2020 #2
This is frightening. I know I've probably watched far too many "end of the world" movies... NurseJackie Jun 2020 #3
Parallels NurseJackie Traildogbob Jun 2020 #17
Oh, Traildogbob Jun 2020 #18
Good point Ponietz Jun 2020 #21
Thanks... I'll definitely be voting. NurseJackie Jun 2020 #22
Humans have been around a long long time, and our ancestors before that, and Steelrolled Jun 2020 #37
Yeah, they'll never wipe us all out. Ligyron Jun 2020 #41
Yes, nor am I but... jimlup Jun 2020 #45
I'm a historian, not an epidemiologist. a la izquierda Jun 2020 #44
Thanks... NurseJackie Jun 2020 #46
The death rate is coming in under 1%. Igel Jun 2020 #47
OK, I managed to read the whole article. ananda Jun 2020 #4
That depends on WHAT PART of the virus is neutered by a vaccine. Eyeball_Kid Jun 2020 #11
consider the RW who refuse any vaccine kiri Jun 2020 #14
Even at 75% and 75%, that is only 186,000,000. marie999 Jun 2020 #33
Interesting math.... Dan Jun 2020 #43
If I was polled my answer would depend Sugarcoated Jun 2020 #35
I've believe I've read posts here on DU Steelrolled Jun 2020 #38
The article says that the behaviors wnylib Jun 2020 #24
I read that the vaccines hkp11 Jun 2020 #20
Nobody knows for sure. That is wnylib Jun 2020 #25
Starting to hear that the antibodies in someone who recovers louis-t Jun 2020 #6
I have seen two studies that say the same. Laelth Jun 2020 #10
I wonder if the repeated infections wnylib Jun 2020 #27
Kick dalton99a Jun 2020 #7
Doesn't this mean creating a vaccine for each variant? Duppers Jun 2020 #31
These germs, viruses, and bacteria are very adaptable to change. keithbvadu2 Jun 2020 #8
So true Steelrolled Jun 2020 #39
One of my personal favorites... Jedi Guy Jun 2020 #48
KnR! Canoe52 Jun 2020 #9
Kick and recommend. bronxiteforever Jun 2020 #12
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KnR Hekate Jun 2020 #16
You are seeing natural selection at work. roamer65 Jun 2020 #19
Yep. Smart-assed little beasts. wnylib Jun 2020 #29
If thousands of adaptations are possible, Duppers Jun 2020 #30
Maybe. roamer65 Jun 2020 #34
An AIDS vaccine has been in the works Duppers Jun 2020 #36
Really Angry!!!!! McKim Jun 2020 #23
This is one of the kinds of science-y articles matt819 Jun 2020 #28
Huge awesome universe(s) wnylib Jun 2020 #32
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