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Politics : The Trump Presidency -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Lane3 who wrote (174142)	7/24/2020 3:47:56 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 361756

>> THE NOVEL coronavirus is inflicting global suffering that is likely to persist until scientists produce an effective vaccine. It is likely to persist if people put all their faith behind a vaccine. But would that be the best solution if, i.e., you had a treatment that effectively eradicate the virus within days, like a cold that comes and goes? The only catch is as soon as a person has symptoms, they must show up at a place that look at the symptoms, and on a finding of likely COVID-19, take one of two actions: a) Go home & self-quarantine for a predetermined period, or b) If they have co-morbidities, they receive a $20 Rx that cures it, usually within a few days. Do we really NEED a vaccine? (I've never taken a flu vaccine, and probably will never; most people I know do not get one, yet it can be deadly as well). I would encourage you to read the following. newsweek.com