There are a handful of decent candidates

Which have had promising results, are being mass trialled and which, so far, don't seem to have raised much concern.

There are a variety of different methods for making vaccines and there are at least four different approaches that are yielding promising results.

I know six people who have had covid. They are all under 52 and it has knocked them for six - not hospitalised, but from being healthy and active they've still been short of breath a month or two later.

I'll take a vaccine when it's released. And I hate needles (but I am a chemist and trust our testing in the UK).

Posted By: Cardiff Canary, Sep 20, 22:32:16