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by fortuna86
1583 days ago
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mRNA isn't new (it was discovered in the 90s), and has been arguably studied far more than other types of vaccines. Also, there are non-mRNA COVID19 vaccines available as well, if that is your issue. Accounting for both these facts, how is vaccine hesitancy justified ? |
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Actually the 1960s, and yet I’m still not wrong as the first mRNA vaccine approved for use was Pfizer’s COVID vaccine. So an actual large scale usage of an mRNA vaccine just happened.
> and has been arguably studied far more than other types of vaccines
Gonna need a source for that.
> Also, there are non-mRNA COVID19 vaccines available as well, if that is your issue.
> Accounting for both these facts, how is vaccine hesitancy justified ?
And this is covered by a lack of fear of the virus. Many people have caught it and recovered, substantially more than have died. So therefore the vaccine is not needed.