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Will you get the Covid 19 vaccine?

  • Yes

    Votes: 2 16.7%
  • No

    Votes: 4 33.3%
  • Maybe

    Votes: 5 41.7%
  • Need more time to research

    Votes: 1 8.3%

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Great thread topic. I was thinking of the same question for this place.



My guess is that close to half the people here won’t get it.
 
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Can you put up names to the polls? I want to see who won’t get it
 
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https://thehill.com/changing-americ...-fauci-warns-no-guarantee-coronavirus-vaccine

[h=1]Fauci warns 'no guarantee' coronavirus vaccine will be effective[/h]Anthony Fauci of the White House's coronavirus task force testified before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions on Tuesday outlining the national steps needed for the U.S. to safely open and avoid a second wave of the coronavirus.
Despite the bleak news that the actual death toll in the U.S. could very well be higher than the current official count of more than 80,000, Fauci offered a relatively positive outlook regarding the progress of a vaccine.

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“The NIH [National Institute of Health] has been collaborating with a number of pharmaceutical companies at various stages of development,” he told the senators.
The official vaccine development began on Jan. 14, and, 62 days later, the drug is now in phase one of clinical trials. Fauci predicts that phases two and three will occur in the late spring and early summer.
A total of eight potential vaccines have begun human trials. Fauci said that ideally, there will be more than one vaccine.
He noted, however, that "there’s no guarantee that the vaccine is actually going to be effective."
Vaccine development is a lengthy process, and will take anywhere from 12 to 18 months to have a usable vaccine, despite government fast tracks.
“You can have everything you think that’s in place and you don’t induce the kind of immune response that turns out to be protective and durably protective,” Fauci explained. “So one of the big unknowns is, will it be effective? Given the way the body responds to viruses of this type, I’m cautiously optimistic that we will with one of the candidates get an efficacy signal.”

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Meanwhile, as the country waits for a vaccine, Fauci warned of “really serious” consequences if states reopen too soon.
“Even under the best of circumstances, when you pull back on mitigation, you will see some cases appear. It's the ability and the capability of responding to those cases with good identification, isolation and contact tracing will determine whether you can continue to go forward, as you try to reopen America.”
News about coronavirus vaccine development comes as biotechnology company Moderna received a fast-track designation from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its potential coronavirus vaccine.

 

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Sometimes the side effects on these medicines are almost as worse than what they are trying to cure. I vote for more research.
 

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I think the older guys would benefit from getting the vaccine. If you don't get that vaccine, you are done if you get "Da Rona".

 

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I’ll probably try fade it for as long as I can but tough to say how I’m feeling about the situation when it hits market
 

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Stick with what's working, letting my body do it's own thing

I never get sick from a virus (or bacteria or germs)
 

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Stick with what's working, letting my body do it's own thing

I never get sick from a virus (or bacteria or germs)

Same here. I have not been sick in decades.

I take an ample supply of vitamins and workout.

Of course my eating habits are terrible.
 

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Stick with what's working, letting my body do it's own thing

I never get sick from a virus (or bacteria or germs)
Same here. Other than the occasional cancer (me) and a heart attack (you) we're immortal. :):)
 

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