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Breakthrough are not everything though. Vaccination may still reduce probability of onwards transmission.
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Definitely
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I would like to numbers down to single figures as quickly as possible though
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No question the vaccines put a huge damper on everything, but I'm thinking about the long game of variants vs immunity. Clearly immunity from natural infection isn't working very well in places like Brazil, Iran, India, RSA, etc. It's unclear to me if that's because of a difference in how strong immunity is between infection vs vaccine, or whether it's just a question of time.
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2021-04-15 13:55
Robert F. Garry
Not too soon to be thinking V2 of the vaccines - yeah this is going to be a long game. May hit >1M cases per dayin the world not too long from now...
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We are already - I am on a committee for recommending the candidates to be developed.
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Currently recommending B.1.351 and B.1.1.7+E484K are taken forward - keeping options open for more.
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@Eddie Holmes and @Kristian Andersen - you guys have talked to Anjana Ahuja for Jeremy's book? How was it?
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Just imagine what the 'variant' landscape is going to look like in three years from now if we don't dramaticallydecrease transmission... We're going to have huge number of co-circulating lineages - now's the time to ensure that doesn't happen... Yeah, Anjana was great and I had a fun chat with her - worth talking to her as she knows a lot of the background.