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Originally Posted by Wiseman
I mean, immunology dictates that there is antigenic drift, that is why you have to get flu shots every year because the epitope changes. There is a vaccine in development that helps target the invariable part of the virus but it is still far off and the sample size that they had was too small.
What I'm asking about is would the events transpire as they way it is placed in the program?
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