Tom Gallagher

One comment at In the Pipeline gives me pause though; one worst case scenario is where a carrier has enough immunity they can fight off the disease in a few days asymptomatically, but are still infectiious. Asymptomatic carriers are believed to be a major factor in how COVID spread worldwide so rapidly, so we need to be cautious we aren't just increasing the number of them.

I just wish they do the proper testing before rolling this out. Like it usually takes at least a year or a year and a half for a proper vaccine to be rolled out, as seen in the case of SARS back in 2003.

That proper testing is why we won't know the results until August. then of course we reach the step where the manufacturers have to convince the regulators they did all the required work on safety and effectiveness to be approved for sale/distribution, so effectively we are looking at end of the year ,maybe even early 2021.