I didn't answer your question, "You raised a key issue for that vaccine was stopped, no? I think plasma leakage syndrome??" I am not a doctor, I can't. I imagine, a vaccine should act on the four serotypes in sync, is it feasible? Another possibility, I am guessing as a layman, would be to immunize according to a line of favorable seroty…
I didn't answer your question, "You raised a key issue for that vaccine was stopped, no? I think plasma leakage syndrome??" I am not a doctor, I can't. I imagine, a vaccine should act on the four serotypes in sync, is it feasible? Another possibility, I am guessing as a layman, would be to immunize according to a line of favorable serotypes, number m, n, o, p, one separated from the other at intervals of months, feasible for those who have never been exposed to the virus and go on vacation to certain risk regions. Typically, the situations are always much more complicated than imagined. Another case infinitely and devilishly more complex than one thinks is the one with the malaria plasmodium.
I didn't answer your question, "You raised a key issue for that vaccine was stopped, no? I think plasma leakage syndrome??" I am not a doctor, I can't. I imagine, a vaccine should act on the four serotypes in sync, is it feasible? Another possibility, I am guessing as a layman, would be to immunize according to a line of favorable serotypes, number m, n, o, p, one separated from the other at intervals of months, feasible for those who have never been exposed to the virus and go on vacation to certain risk regions. Typically, the situations are always much more complicated than imagined. Another case infinitely and devilishly more complex than one thinks is the one with the malaria plasmodium.