Thread by @med1cinewoman

What do we know so far about the #COVID19 vaccine?
There are 170+ potential candidates. There are 4 different vaccine technologies: two traditional and two new experimental.
None of the current candidates show ability to protect from infection or prevent transmission.1/

There is overly optimistic and purely theoretical at this point expectation that the vaccine will reduce the severity of the disease in vaccinees who end up developing symptoms. The potential for vaccine enhancement has been raised as a potential concern.2/

Vaccine enhancement is a phenomena characterized by increased susceptibility and severity of the disease following exposure and infection.
Vaccine-induced enhancement has been a major stumble block in the development of flavi-, corona-, paramyxo-,&lentivirus vaccines. 3/

Also recent failures in the development of a vaccine against HIV may at least in part be attributed to induction of enhanced susceptibility to infection.
The table below is a breakdown of the operation 'Warp Speed' front runners.4/

Simian adenovirus vector technology used for the AstraZeneca Oxford vaccine. Adenoviruses are notorious for eliciting high immune reactivity to infections, which has so far been a challenge for their use in humans. 5/

Pair that with a monkey-derived simian virus and we have a recipe for disaster, which will create an explosion of severe immune deficiencies, autoimmune disorders, lymphomas and all sorts of incurable cancers.6/

This vaccine is being portrait as the Holy grail and our only chance at getting back to normal, but that can not be further from the truth. Please research, read and question. Do not take this vaccine at any cost.