alt Hacker NewsTested on rhesus macaques. Worked well for 44% of them.
It's a positive step, but still a fair way off for humans.
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paseante • today at 7:04 PM
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Tested on rhesus macaques. Worked well for 44% of them.
It's a positive step, but still a fair way off for humans.
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It doesn't need to be 100% effective in humans, it just needs to slow transmission enough such that the rate of incidence declines in the direction of eradication.