It's today explained, I'm Sean Ramis from, I was talking to a friend recently who expressed

some concerns about the vaccine.

He was worried about mRNA technology, said he'd personally prefer to get a vaccine that

didn't use it.

And that got me thinking, what are other questions people have about these shots?

Like the anti-vaxxers who are worried about 5G or Bill Gates, but people with real,

legitimate concerns about the science.

So we reach out to you, listeners, and ask, and you answered with your questions.

We got a ton of questions from you that we haven't really addressed in great detail

on the show before.

So that is what we are going to do today with help from Dr. Deborah Fuller.

I'm a professor in the Department of Microbiology at the University of Washington School of Medicine.

Dr. Fuller has spent decades studying the kinds of vaccines we're now using to fight COVID.

One of the things that a lot of people don't realize is I think that mRNA vaccines just suddenly

appeared as a brand new vaccine when COVID-19 started, but there has been research going

on in this field for over 30 years.

And I was one of those people 30 years ago who first started working on the idea of putting

a code into yourselves and express a protein that was stimulated in immune response.

So you're basically the perfect person to tackle a wide range of questions about all these

different vaccines.

Are you game?

I am totally game.

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