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Posted On: 04/25/2021 3:05:44 AM
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Here's the key point from The Telegraph article that Marc posted:
I would posit that unless the US actually ups its vaccinated total significantly, there will still be plenty of need for Leron. And then there's another danger: if most of the world is unvaccinated, the virus will have plenty of opportunities to mutate, perhaps until it develops into a strain that even vaccinated people in the US will be susceptible to. And then... here we go again. Back to the drawing board.
And back to an enormous need for a therapeutic. I believe that in two years there will still or again be a demand for Leron for Covid. It's not a pretty picture, but it can happen.
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While the UK has given at least one dose to nearly half its total population, and America has hit 40 per cent, the figure for the world is still less than seven per cent.
I would posit that unless the US actually ups its vaccinated total significantly, there will still be plenty of need for Leron. And then there's another danger: if most of the world is unvaccinated, the virus will have plenty of opportunities to mutate, perhaps until it develops into a strain that even vaccinated people in the US will be susceptible to. And then... here we go again. Back to the drawing board.
And back to an enormous need for a therapeutic. I believe that in two years there will still or again be a demand for Leron for Covid. It's not a pretty picture, but it can happen.
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