If the c19 spike protein is 'similar' (IIRC identical) to HIV then couldn't the mRNA vaccine, intended to train the immune system on the spike, possibly pull double duty? 
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There's only one way to find out. I'm going to take the Pfizer vaccine and get barebacked at Anthrocon
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Ah shit, shoulda gone with Modernahttps://twitter.com/yodifiji/status/1378762538708566019 …
WOW 
New HIV vaccine with a 97% antibody response rate in phase I human trials. This is the most effective trial HIV vaccine to date. It is based on the Moderna's COVID vaccine. COVID tech acceleration could change Rx for cancer & HIV in future. https://www.europeanpharmaceuticalreview.com/news/141892/novel-hiv-vaccine-approach-shows-promise-in-landmark-first-in-human-trial/ …
New HIV vaccine with a 97% antibody response rate in phase I human trials. This is the most effective trial HIV vaccine to date. It is based on the Moderna's COVID vaccine. COVID tech acceleration could change Rx for cancer & HIV in future. https://www.europeanpharmaceuticalreview.com/news/141892/novel-hiv-vaccine-approach-shows-promise-in-landmark-first-in-human-trial/ …
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Wow- all joking aside this is some pretty great news, no?
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Yeah, it's fantastic. With how slowly HIV spreads, I don't see why it wouldn't be possible to kill it like we did smallpox.
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