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Many are kept frozen but last longer at the lower temperatures. It is possible to keep it at zero, but not for a long time. Don't know all the details.
Well, I hope the general Trump has running this has that covered. He was very confident on 60 Mins. We'll see.
BTW, I see that the Pfizer guy who claimed they got nothing from the govt, that they were not part of Warp Speed, is full of crap and has partially retracted, though they are still lying. He now admits that they are part of Warp Speed, that the govt gave them orders. He says what he was referring to was only the development part.
But that is some mighty fine shystering. Sure, Pfizer financed the development themselves, but they also knew that they had $2 bil in Warp Speed orders in the bag, regardless if other vaccines turned out to be better, more effective, or if the govt ever used there vaccine. So, I'd rate that initial Pfizer statement as a lie and given that, it starts to make me suspicious of what was going on at Pfizer.
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