Yeti-lover

It's why I never pay attention to when people complain about millennials anymore. It's just become a catchall term for "young people." Many of those whom people are complaining about now are actually generation Z. And younger vs older millennials are pretty different. I feel I have a lot more in common with generation X.

When does it look like a vaccine will be ready? Given the new information that people can be reinfected, will a vaccine even be effective?

What should people do who are having a hard time getting diagnosed? I was diagnosed before with ankylosing spondylitis, but now they don't know what I have. None of my doctors have any idea.

Does your work give any clues on how to improve the way the brain works in people with conditions like ADHD, or in people with different types of dementia?

Thanks, I have a feeling it will be a yearly thing like the influenza vaccine because of the mutations and the ability to be reinfected. If only high-risk groups get vaccinations first that would still make everything so much better. They are the ones that are dying and having the most serious complications.