China’s Lead mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate Faces Phase III Delays
Executive Summary
The leader in China's homegrown mRNA COVID-19 vaccine effort expects a delay to key Phase III results, with analysts now expecting to see figures from the international portion of the study in early 2022.
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