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Appears the UK is aiming for challenge trials in January
And I'll bet a lot of them won't wear a mask either.I get annoyed when people keep talking about a vacinne. We are at least 1 year away from a vaccine. Even if and when we get a vaccine, it's going to take sometime to get the vaccine to the majority of people even willing to take it. Remember that there are going to be many Americans who aren't going to take it.
I get annoyed when people keep talking about a vacinne. We are at least 1 year away from a vaccine. Even if and when we get a vaccine, it's going to take sometime to get the vaccine to the majority of people even willing to take it. Remember that there are going to be many Americans who aren't going to take it.
I get annoyed when people keep talking about a vacinne. We are at least 1 year away from a vaccine. Even if and when we get a vaccine, it's going to take sometime to get the vaccine to the majority of people even willing to take it. Remember that there are going to be many Americans who aren't going to take it.
I get annoyed when people keep talking about a vacinne. We are at least 1 year away from a vaccine. Even if and when we get a vaccine, it's going to take sometime to get the vaccine to the majority of people even willing to take it. Remember that there are going to be many Americans who aren't going to take it.
LOLWUT? There's a lot to talk about regarding the vaccines, even during development/testing... and if the lockdowns are not already a thing of the past for most of the developed world, they certainly will be by next spring.
If this were still March then maybe you could say "at least a year" but it's not so you need to cut your estimate by "at least" half. You can expect significant roll-out among at-risk/vulnerable people including medical and frontline workers by the end of the year and full availability before spring. With significant numbers of previously-infected people already slowing the spread in the march toward herd immunity, there's little reason not to push for a return to normalcy by that point... even if winter brings a spike of cases.
With multiple vaccine candidates already demonstrating effectiveness, we've already won. The virus just doesn't know it yet. It doesn't matter what stubborn antivaxxers say or do. We'll have ours and the floodgates will be thrown wide open.
It's been a while since they re-opened theme parks if I recall.. wonder how that is working out going to theme parks like Disney World during COVID...
I'm sure in their huge ass mile long ride lines they are making sure to keep at least 6ft distance....
It's been a while since they re-opened theme parks if I recall.. wonder how that is working out going to theme parks like Disney World during COVID...
I'm sure in their huge ass mile long ride lines they are making sure to keep at least 6ft distance....
Actually going to Disney World right now wouldn't be bad idea. I think Disney is limiting attendance capacity to 20-30% so the lines shouldn't be that bad for rides. If you go during the weekday, it's probably pleasant experience considering the current events.
Actually going to Disney World right now wouldn't be bad idea. I think Disney is limiting attendance capacity to 20-30% so the lines shouldn't be that bad for rides. If you go during the weekday, it's probably pleasant experience considering the current events.
Europe could be in big trouble with the virus -
Will Europe's second wave mean a second huge death toll?
At first glance, the outlook doesn't seem too grim. While reported cases are reaching record highs as Europe endures a "second wave," deaths are still well below their peak in April. But experts warn the signs point to more tragedy ahead this winter.www.cnn.com
Anyone want to become a school bus driver? lol. With covid lot of the drivers have been quitting as being a driver is not only driving but having to sanitize the whole bus etc... lot of drivers were retired people who did not exactly sign up for this.
Another week of cancellations for 14 Sudbury school bus routes
Sudbury Student Services Consortium said it will have a fourth week of school bus cancellations affecting 14 routes due to the ongoing driver shortage.northernontario.ctvnews.ca
About 1/2 of US restaurants could close their doors forever -
Got married in Tahoe 2 weeks ago and nobody got sick and everyone had a great time. Win for me vs COVID.