China Approves World’s First Inhaled COVID-19 Vaccine
Needle-Free Option Amid Sales Slump, New Lockdown
Executive Summary
China has cleared for sale the world's first inhaled vaccine for COVID-19, as China continues to face challenges to its strict "COVID Zero" policies, including a new extended lockdown in a major city, ahead of the upcoming high-stakes National Congress.
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