Not to interject existing science into a fully politicized subject, but why is there no talk at all about a new vaccine for COVID specific to the Delta variant?
Every year, the flu vaccine is modified. The annual influenza vaccine usually includes three (trivalent) or four (quadrivalent) variants of the influenza virus. Which variants to use is an annual guess as to what the common variants will be during the next flu season.
If one were to assume that the mRNA and viral vector DNA (J&J for example) COVID vaccines are safe and effective, it would only make sense to develop a new vaccine that specifically targets the Delta variant.
Supposedly, the advantage of these new technology vaccines is how quickly a new one can be developed. Why no talk of a new Delta variant vaccine?
We can only speculate:
- They want to use up all of the vaccines produced so far.
- The Delta Variant is not substantially different from previous versions, therefore a new vaccine can not be produced. Key to this would be a question of whether the spike protein of the virus has changed at all, which is what the vaccines target.
If the virus has not substantially changed (enough to warrant a new vaccine), then what has changed? Has the death rate increased? No one has claimed that. Has the number of deaths due to COVID increased? It is possible, just like when the flu season starts. But how is it different than any other cold or flu?
The bottom line, there doesn't seem to be any justification for mandates of any kind. Nothing has changed. COVID has just become another annual or semi-annual illness, just like the cold or flu. Everything else is money, power and politics.
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