Good News... In due time

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 US COVID-19 vaccine program to start manufacturing by late summer ...
    I recently learned from student news that apparently at Moderna, A biotech company has developed a vaccine for the corona virus that seems to work and test well despite a few minor side effects, but I'm probably speaking for everyone when I ask this question: Why isn't there more in the public??
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    Scientists are working on this vaccine in phases. Phase one appears to be testing the vaccine to see if the immune system will respond accordingly to it. They are still testing this vaccine to see if it will actually protect against the infection, so they are enlisting more than 30,000 volunteers to take the vaccine, and will take action in less than 2 weeks. Phase 3 may be more testing, and then delivering millions of doses around the world, so that gives a lot of relief to the public.

    There is one key problem I see that may or may not (but hopefully not) result in a bit of conflict in the public. Scientists estimate that the entire process of getting out a vaccine to combat COVID-19 may take over a year and a half, with the  deliveries of the vaccine starting in early 2021. With what is going on currently, People may not be as patient for the vaccine. In the worst case scenario, the corona virus may continue to spread vastly over time, possibly taking many lives with it. I may cause people to become a bit frantic.

    In all that has happened this entire year, I recommend that people should stand with each other and help each other to overcome these challenges. A lot of people may have been greatly effected by the events of 2020, including small business owners and High School Seniors/Graduates such as myself, but we as a nation have overcame similar challenges in the past, so there is no reason why we should stop now. Everyone please be kind to each other and be there for one another when they need it most. A vaccine will hopefully come soon, but in the meantime, lets get through this year together.

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