EBV - Epstein-Barr virus - Where do we get vaccinated?

There is no vaccine yet. Researchers have been trying for DECADES but the damn thing is almost too delicate to work with.

That said, something like 90 percent of the human population is believed to be a carrier, so you probably already have it... but your immune system is just keeping it in check for the moment.

MS, Parkinson's, Muscular Dystrophy probably get as much funding as childhood cancers, but with little headway.... wonder if an AI and a pentaflop system could do something.

 

Did you mean the Jeffrey Epstein and William Barr virus.? A lot of people caught the J Epstein virus - hopefully we will soon find out who they are so they can be quarenteened. and as for Barr virus we may have to rename it the Bondi (Epstein-Bondi virus) given her Epstein infection.

 

EBV isn't the only cause of lupus. In multiple studies over the years, it's been shown that the Hepatitis B vaccine is significantly associated with increased risk of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE). The other vaccines didn't show the risk, just that one. I got the Hepatitis B vaccine series in the military and was already having major symptoms of lupus when I caught mono for the first (and last) time 7-8 years later while working at a public-facing civilian job.

 

There’s a place on the same street as Galatoire’s that could help you build some herd immunity. The best time to get vaccinated is February 17. I just can’t remember the exact street name or reason why that date is important.

If you go to Galatoire’s, just say feed me to the waiter instead of ordering from the menu. You will not be disappointed.