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Ebola convalescent serum–I should have guessed!
It’s all becoming clear: the CDC has been planning to use convalescent sera all along. That’s why they imported a couple of moon-suited ebola patients. Continue reading
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Tagged CDC, convalescent serum, ebola, medical thriller, Peyton McKean, The Neah Virus
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Ebola vaccine overnight!
I could use methods I developed years ago, to create an ebola vaccine overnight. No, really. Continue reading
Posted in Author, Real Science
Tagged ebola, Hopp and Woods, synthetic, The Jihad Virus, The Neah Virus, vaccine
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Ebola vaccine–why so slow?
If you try to create a vaccine that causes a rip-roaring response in every vaccinated person, you are liable to create a vaccine that causes a lot of side-effects, up to and including death. Continue reading
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Tagged ebola, medical thriller, novel, Peyton McKean, subunit, vaccine
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Ebola, anyone?
Out of the rainforests of Africa, came Ebola. Out of the rainforests of Washington State, comes the Neah Virus! With awful news coming out of Africa on a daily basis lately, it seems I crafted a very timely story when … Continue reading
Tagged ebola, fiction, medical thriller, new, Peyton McKean, The Neah Virus
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