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I'm being a bit optimistic on that part, but a lot of resources are being thrown at it and it is a universally recognized emergency situation.
The Joe Rogan/Osterholm interview goes into it. Basically, we could have a vaccine tomorrow, but it takes a lot of time to know whether or not it works and is safe. Some vaccines seem to work...and then they kill you. It's not just a question of expediting regulatory processes.
Once a vaccine is shown to be safe and has construct validity, they'll probably just deploy it en masse anyway and hope it's effective. Waiting for a preventative clinical trial at the cost of the economy is dumb.
Can't. It could kill people and they could be infectious. This don't work.
On the other hand, we can have experimental antivirals way faster because for the very sick, taking experimental drugs is all upside with minimal downside (likely to not get without them).
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