Andylusion
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Trials originally were started one after the other with breaks inbetween to watch breakdown rates of the immune systems response and how it weakens. In this case they waited just one month before starting the next phase so they are overlapping. They will do what used to take 18-24 months in just 7 months. IF the safety phase is good as it appears to be so far, then inoculations can start rapidly as we look at the breakdown rates long term. IF one proves better than the other we can bolster the response with a second shot. Its a win/win and a new way to look at how to generate safe vaccines in the future.Two vaccines with similar science are in phase two of human trials and is working in every case....no failures in any test subject so far....phase three begins next week...the final phase begins next month making a vaccine for everyone possible by September....that would blow the libs minds right out of their skulls.....
I'd be curious how they intend to get around the FDA multi-year testing phase, unless Trump's administration is giving this a waver.
My understanding, was that the FDA did not allow overlapping. When did this change?