Promising news for a vaccine. New study basically suggests you retain antibody immunity after contracting the virus even if you only experienced mild symptoms. You retain these antibodies for an extended period (multiple months is what the study claims).
Actually, no. It's terrible news. No vaccine works on the innate immune system and the technology ignores the fact that the system even exists.
Even the ultra-modern mRNA vaccines work by trying to result in as many antibodies as needed (to reach an arbitrarily government set value required for licensing as 'effective' since finding out if they actually stop a person from getting a disease would be 'unethical'.) The innate immune system (T-cells) are really fucking things up for the vax makers. Periodic 'boosters' are quickly not working whatsoever in humans who seem to have a notably different immune system in this regard compared to laboratory animals when it comes to dealing with coronavirus specifically. The mRNA designers are having add things to STOP the innate immune system from working [since it works against the vaccine itself] so that they can get the antibody count up to regulatory levels. And they don't even know how long these re-programmed cells with damaged innate immunity will live on pumping out designer antigens. They probably don't even know if the T-cell damaging framework effects only the re-programmed cells (which were successfully invaded with the designer genetic material) or all cells in the area. I put a vid from from the AstraZeneca developers explaining this little issue a few days ago.
If ever there was a technology which set up to fail spectacularly it is this 'warp speed' mRNA and DNA vaccine...to be administered domestically in the U.S. by the army, and with the president (in red-face) strongly hinting that it will be at gunpoint.
Of course 'fail' means different things to different people. Giving someone a debilitating chronic disease which requires a lifetime of expensive medication is 'not a bug; but rather a feature' to Big Pharma. And some of these cretins like Bill Gates are pretty sure that the world has about 10 times more people than it should. From that standpoint there is a possibility that it will be a great success. Maybe as great as getting SV40 monkey cancer virus into the polio vaccine and ultimately getting cancer rates up to 25%. My parents and grandparents who got that injection are batting 5 for 6 on getting cancer. And the 6th (my dad) was told by the 'medical professionals' that he had cancer but he ignored it and nothing came of it.