Could we have saved a vaccine? scaliger – stock.adobe.com
DECRYPTION – Is it possible to learn lessons from a global panic? Was its seriousness exaggerated at the time? Could we have saved a vaccine? The incriminating book published this week by geneticist Alexandra Henrion Caude strongly attacks the massive use of messenger RNA. And it announces a deluge of undesirable effects. Alain Fischer, national coordinator of the vaccine strategy, answers him.
Le Figaro Magazine
Three years already! Three years since the sky fell on our heads. All this seems far away, and life has resumed its course, including in China. However, the virus is still running around, in the form of yet another trivialized variant. On the other hand, it remains “virulent” in the scientific debate. Because many questions remain unanswered. Like this one, forgotten on the way: did the virus escape from a laboratory or did it result from an interaction between wildlife and the human world? This point, which was believed to have been settled in favor of the hypothesis of transmission by the animal world, has still not been decided, for lack of being able to carry out a serious investigation in China. Or this one: was it right to shut down the economy of the planet for an epidemic that today killed nearly 7 million people worldwide, 90% of whom were over 80 years? The planetary count of the number of Covid deaths is another difficult question. Unofficial figures tell us of 16 million…
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