The CDC believes that they will have a vaccine by the end of March for virus, so it should go on next year.We will be there next year unless they cancel because the Huskies are invincible.
That is just not true. Best estimates are 12-18 months, which is really pushing it. Most vaccines take 5-10 years to be developed.The CDC believes that they will have a vaccine by the end of March for virus, so it should go on next year.
Yes, Boris!We will be there next year unless they cancel because the Huskies are invincible.
Have you been watching the daily updates, I believe it was yesterday that they stated they hoped to have a vaccine by the end of March.That is just not true. Best estimates are 12-18 months, which is really pushing it. Most vaccines take 5-10 years to be developed.
You are mistaken,..... or you are watching the wrong news. I just saw one of the most prominent immunologists in the country interviewed on this topic. Is it possible that your source meant March of 2021, which is the absolutely earliest possibility.Have you been watching the daily updates, I believe it was yesterday that they stated they hoped to have a vaccine by the end of March.
Traditional is 5-10 years, not 12-18 months. Would you take a vaccine that hadn’t been properly tested?!Vaccine(s) will be here shortly. Traditional 12-18 months is outdated with today's technology & the money and manpower being thrown at this threat. Expect a vaccine to be administered by end of summer.
In China??? Because in the U.S., we do something called "testing" and it isn't done in a matter of days or weeks.Have you been watching the daily updates, I believe it was yesterday that they stated they hoped to have a vaccine by the end of March.
The red tape is being waived by the FDA according to the yesterdays briefing.In China??? Because in the U.S., we do something called "testing" and it isn't done in a matter of days or weeks.
I definitely would if I'm a senior or have other health issues. Worth the risk IMO for those at higher risk.Traditional is 5-10 years, not 12-18 months. Would you take a vaccine that hadn’t been properly tested?!
Have you been watching the daily updates, I believe it was yesterday that they stated they hoped to have a vaccine by the end of March.
Where would you put the asterisk? Usually that goes next to something that was attained under unusual circumstances that might detract from the accomplishment, and not something that could have possibly been attained had those unusual circumstances not existed. 29-3* and everyone will ask what happened during those 29 wins that required an asterisk, and the answer is nothing.Regarding streaks, the 30 wins streak is broken, but deserves an asterisk. Even so, two that didn't make won 29, and the worst record since 92-93 is 25-8.
What's sad though, is that this senior class is only the third since the high school class of '90 or '91 to not win a
national championship.
Unless this is fake news...Vaccine(s) will be here shortly. Traditional 12-18 months is outdated with today's technology & the money and manpower being thrown at this threat. Expect a vaccine to be administered by end of summer.
They are talking that because of the unprecedented efforts, it may be available by the end of March .... This doesn't mean that it will be accessible by March for everyone in the general public by March.Have you been watching the daily updates, I believe it was yesterday that they stated they hoped to have a vaccine by the end of March.