>Typically, vaccine manufacturing doesn’t begin until a candidate has proved to be both safe and effective in animal and human testing. In the past, that process could take ten years; Pfizer’s vaccine, which was developed in collaboration with BioNTech, a German biotechnology company, took a record ten months.
This seems terrifying to me, especially combined with the headline.
Perhaps the fact that the vaccines are "not available to everyone" is not such a bad thing.
Considering the risk the virus poses to young, physically fit people is extremely low should we really be pushing such a new and unproven medical procedure onto them?
This seems terrifying to me, especially combined with the headline.
Perhaps the fact that the vaccines are "not available to everyone" is not such a bad thing.
Considering the risk the virus poses to young, physically fit people is extremely low should we really be pushing such a new and unproven medical procedure onto them?