Well, sir, typically, a vaccine is named after the disease that it is supposed to protect against. For example, the measles vaccine is designed to protect against the measles, the flu vaccine against the flu, and the hepatitis B vaccine against hepatitis B. One news site says get it, Quaranta explained. At the same time, work on mRNA vaccine technology in general was already underway back in the 1990s, as Damian Garde and Jonathan Saltzman have described for STAT. By which real scientists and public health experts exactly?
oma is not in a mass vaccination situation  and it is considered to be a placebo.
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