Oxford’s Sarah Gilbert Outlines Coronavirus Vaccine Plans
Hopes COVID-19 Jab And Manufacturing Capacity Ready By September
Executive Summary
Oxford University vaccines expert Sarah Gilbert says the first UK vaccine candidate to prevent the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus will begin clinical testing in healthy volunteers next week and that “prospects are very good” an effective COVID19 jab could be available by September.
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