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fascinating science. i've got to tell you quickly that particular antibody, dh-1047, they found it was protective against sars, also sars-cov-2, but even other bat coronaviruses, so it could be a really wide-ranging vaccine. we don't know how long it will last, but the duke researchers say they think it could last years as well. so you could have a long-standing vaccine that is widely, widely protective, jake. >> amazing. dr. sanjay gupta, thank you so much. joining us to discuss, dr. vo vo vivek murthy, surgeon general. how much do you think this could become a reality? >> there's certainly a greater chance of it happening in this day and age than there was five or ten years ago and that's because of the extraordinary advances in science that we've had. the fact that we have, for example, mrna vaccines and