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Originally Posted by galexander
It appears I've dumbfounded you yet again Blueangel!
What I find so strange about vaccinations is if they can develop a 'flu vaccine against new strains (and note the use of the plural) every six months then why did it take 'x' number of years to develop an HIV vaccine that is only partially effective? The maths doesn't quite add up.
And why is it that some vaccines last a lifetime but others only a couple of years? It seems its very much an art form.
And if the reason why we don't become immune to the common cold is because the virus mutates so fast, why does it not mutate also into a different or more severe disease instead of staying the 'same old common cold"?
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YOU have NEVER dumbfounded me.
The reason for my "HUH?" comment to your previous reply was because it made NO SENSE.
Therefore, it was dumb.