Research into the Corona Virus that produces the common cold has been going on most of my life as still has not produced a vaccine, so I wonder if ever.
There has not been a vaccine developed for SARS1 but it just faded away, a vaccine for Covid is my first hope, my second would be that it would disappear in a similar manner.
Unfortunately SARS never faded away.
The current Coronavirus or Covid-19 is SARS CoV-2.
It is a SARS relative, just like those close in a family tree.
Seems, somehow we've got to adapt too, to survive these viruses that come along.
Over the coming months and years we will see more I feel, about getting fitter, good diet, cutting down pollution, cutting out fast food, less reliance on some medication drugs and their side effects, losing weight, stopping smoking and heavy drinking of alcohol and more walking, cycling etc., etc.
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I was offered a tablet in 2006 for my condition. They said it might not help me, but the leaflet said irreversible brain injury had occurred, so I refused it.
Since 2018 that medication is now linked to a higher risk of dementia and early death (but they knew over a decade ago it caused "irreversible brain injury").
I now ask what are the side effects before popping stuff in my mouth.
Mark
