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as posted by the channelCOVID-19 is not the first coronavirus outbreak we’ve experienced. There was SARS in 2003, and MERS in 2012. If coronaviruses have been around for years, why don’t we have a vaccine already?
The answer partially has to do with economics. Turns out that the market for emergency vaccines is… weird… so weird that it involves top-secret chicken flocks, the creation of a new government agency, and an annual stockpile of upwards of 900,000 chicken eggs. This is the story of what it takes to produce a national vaccine supply.
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