One Year On: WHO Concludes Wuhan Probe; CanSino Vaccine 66% Effective
WHO Answers Some Questions, Raises Others
Executive Summary
A WHO team concludes a high-profile investigation in Wuhan, where the first coronavirus cases surfaced over a year ago, while a single-dose vaccine from China's CanSino is on the way.
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