With No mRNA Vaccines In Sight, Frustration Grows In China
More Jabs Won't Solve Low Efficacy Issue
Executive Summary
A top virologist and prominent Chinese researcher sounds alarm over reluctance to clear mRNA vaccines amid regional outbreaks and the government rollout of inactivated virus-based booster shots without real-word evidence.
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