Comments by "SK ONTHEROAD" (@skontheroad2666) on "CNN"
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snailure Yes and no. You are right, I am explaining myself incorrectly. I was including the veterinary coronaviruses, as well as the human ones, I know they are subdivided into classes, and there are a lot of them. Usually one doesnt pay attention, but I did in January when it was announced. The disease and the virus have different names (as they are, of course, different). I do recall last year when the WHO came out with the name (each year they have a novel one, they put the year on the end, but they seem to come up with a new variation of one in animals annually, and as a vet you get an update). I just double checked on the WHO website and found this:
https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/technical-guidance/naming-the-coronavirus-disease-(covid-2019)-and-the-virus-that-causes-it
(and I am glad we left the WHO!). Did you see that memo on the site??!! Assuming it was a memo (I didn't download it). Pretty odd! But, I know I remember correctly. Not that it matters, but it does raise an eyebrow that they changed the name and won't refer to those docs anymore. Nonetheless, the studies of each one had already been done and they used that info to create the vaccine. That is what I read, and heard from colleagues while the research was being done. What their story is today... I don't know. I will edit my previous comment as I don't need the nastygrams... thanks! Stay well!
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