Senate Hearing on Vaccines
Posted on by Dr. Francis Collins
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The PRC/PLA doctors have proved that SARS-2 has man-made factors, meaning that the virus is new RNA virus with several mutations already, that is, changeable. Thus, a vaccine that targets at virus may not work at all. There must be other methods to cope with this pandemic, say [RNA+Protein] for ACE2, which I mentioned several times.
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Great post! It is a good thing that we have some excellent professionals working with the vaccine and who should get vaccinated first. I think it is important that we treat COVID as something that will never go away and we will always have to be coming up with a “new” vaccine for the variants. However, I do not believe that we should make it mandatory, just treat it as though we treat the flu shot.