Yahoo (Archived): COVID-19: 'We might not be in a great spot in the fall': Moderna CEO.
The majority of Moderna's (MNRA) revenue comes from governments abroad — which are bracing are for an ongoing need for COVID-19 vaccines this year.
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"This virus is not getting less infectious," Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel told Yahoo Finance. "As you see more and more infectious variants ... We are not done with this virus mutating," he said.
The biggest risk in the fall, if boosting is delayed, is the potential for hospitals to fill up with those that are the most vulnerable all over again, Bancel said.
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"We have a risk in the fall — if we don't have the booster campaign early enough —that we might not be in a great spot in the fall," Bancel said.
...the majority of Moderna's m-RNA revenue comes from abroad. And there's the money quote.
...the variants are going to become more infectious. He doesn't know this, no one does.
...the vibrus will continue to mutate. Yes, that's what viruses usually do. Whether the mutation is stronger or weaker isn't known. Most often, viruses weaken over time.
...an early booster campaign. Spring booster, summer booster, fall booster, pre-winter booster, winter booster, spring booster, lather, rinse, repeat.
We've heard this fearporn before from FauciDwarf, the CDC, NIH, Walensky and their merry band of filthy liars.
Bancel is a Froggie. Shouldn't he be waving the white surrender flag?
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