U.S. reports a breakthrough in malaria vaccine. fukk YEAH SCIENCE!
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Got a few family members that died from this shyt so hopefully this is real and will be used in a humane way. Of course, I expect the free market to put some value on people's health and lives and nothing will really be solved... 
Are you fukking stupid?
Got a few family members that died from this shyt so hopefully this is real and will be used in a humane way. Of course, I expect the free market to put some value on people's health and lives and nothing will really be solved...
Well research and development ain't free.
Its the way of the world.
Mr. Somebody
Friend Of A Friend
200 thousand died in America from treatable medical mistakes.
Scientists want to comment on that?
Something other than OOPS would be ideal, friend.
I do want to comment on that.
From the 200K that died, how many were treated from the same proceedures?
No vaccine works 100% of the time, nor does any medical proceedure.
I suppose "prayer" is more effective than calling 911, right?
When a person's soul leaves their body its painful, for the sinners and pious.
Why are you so mad always breh?
LeflaurLeflahEshkoshka
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Great break through but I already see this thread is going to turn into a battle over religion.
That doesn't happen.
Unless you have something to tell me.
You could win a nobel prize for this finding.
I don't trust it. I bet they wanna try it on the Africans though
Let it go through a couple trial runs then celebrate.
they have tried it on mice, pretty sure they are way past the monkey stage since thats how vaccine development works. they tried it on a very small number of approved subjects, where else besides Asia and Africa are they going to try a malaria vaccine????
I don't trust it. I bet they wanna try it on the Africans though
Let it go through a couple trial runs then celebrate.
Well who else would they try it on?
A non-susceptible population?
they have tried it on mice, pretty sure they are way past the monkey stage since thats how vaccine development works. they tried it on a very small number of approved subjects, where else besides Asia and Africa are they going to try a malaria vaccine????
Still don't trust it.
Well who else would they try it on?
A non-susceptible population?
I didn't articulate my point properly
I didn't articulate my point properly
I understand the attitudes towards the medical franchisement in years past, but come on now.