Don't they typically need like a year for human trials though?

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Apr 2, 2020
2:41:16pm

Huge Manatee All-American

Don't they typically need like a year for human trials though?

To determine side effects?

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Press release out of U Pitt Med Center-c19 vaccine ready for human trials

nwcat

4/2/20 2:33pm

🤞🤞🤞

Blueto

4/2/20 2:35pm

Fantastic. And sugar bandaids sound delicious.

cougfanblue

4/2/20 2:39pm

Apply directly to the tongue and enjoy the blissful taste of immunity

4/2/20 2:52pm

Don't they typically need like a year for human trials though?

4/2/20 2:41pm

the fact that this followed concepts that apparently work for SARS and MERS may

nwcat

4/2/20 2:46pm

The H1N1 Vaccine started clinical trials July 22nd 2009

4/2/20 3:00pm

the more and more of these that come on line, the more likely one will work!!

v1k0u6

4/2/20 2:43pm

Worked on a mouse? Ok, that's a start

Busiturtle

4/2/20 2:45pm

A bandaid with hundreds of tiny needles? Ouch

Croweater

4/2/20 2:49pm

apparently the research team compares it to velcro

nwcat

4/2/20 2:51pm

local Pittsburgh tv station report on the vaccine - link

nwcat

4/2/20 2:54pm

report indicates that the vaccine already gone through peer review process

nwcat

4/2/20 2:56pm

Amazing what people can do

Spocougar

4/2/20 3:01pm

This is another one. There are a couple already in human trials. Several more to start. Good thing is there will

Rhino84

4/2/20 3:24pm

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