No, its not full of guesses. It does offer documented evidence. While its not a peer review lab study, logically it does suggest that your premise is unlikely and there's reasonable belief that there's longer lasting immune response.
Its a hard job but someone has to balance out all the hopes and prayers.
Not a peer reviewed lab study but a logical conclusion based on inadequate data with a sprinkle of belief. Makes sense.
Whatever.
Russian bath houses are ok. They have a vaccine. Its not peer reviewed though so tifwiw.
Between the Russian vaccine and the Iranian Covid detector, we should have this beat in days then.
www.nbcnews.com
Lol. And he calls me a doctor?? none of the recent studies say anything close to this.
The exact link you provided said that.
In other breaking new Lincoln shot at Ford Theater. Also you missed my update as Ohio Stare will play Michigan 10 times including a possible day/nightdouble header on Thanksgiving.
The link I provided reports on a study brand new study from the University of Washington that has yet to be peer reviewed that shows that T cells provide protection long after antibodies fade. That indicates that a vaccine will be effective and that we're a lot closer to herd immunity than previously thought. It's impossible to find anything negative about that.
I’m going to disagree with this one point. I think in general they’re trying to do something that is the right thing for them, not necessarily for the campus or the student body. If that’s an after effect of their decision then all the better. You don’t get to be the president of a university without having very sharp elbows and always looking out for number 1.
Separate conjecture from fact, i will show you in bold. This report while worded to be slightly promising provides nothing of substance. Wtf does "may have long term" even mean? What % would you put on the word "may"? What is their definition of long term?The link I provided reports on a study brand new study from the University of Washington that has yet to be peer reviewed that shows that T cells provide protection long after antibodies fade. That indicates that a vaccine will be effective and that we're a lot closer to herd immunity than previously thought. It's impossible to find anything negative about that.
Neutralizing antibodies correlate with protection from SARS-CoV-2 in humans during a fishery vessel outbreak with high attack rate
The development of vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 would be greatly facilitated by the identification of immunological correlates of protection in humans. However, to date, studies on protective immunity have only been performed in animal models and correlates of protection have not been established...www.medrxiv.org
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