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By "expert in disease", do you mean an "epidemiologist"?

"Who is" is often written/said as "who's".

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Ellipses (...) are used to indicate a pause when speaking or can be used in quotations when the author wants to omit some information that they deem isn't important.

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Why ?

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cCovid -19 and vaccines

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(tThanks a thousand times to the researchers!).

Why ?

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