China Rallies Behind Coronavirus Vaccines But Small Players May Have Best Shot
BravoVax CEO Sees Advantages For Nimble Firms
Executive Summary
Ke Wu, CEO of Wuhan-based BravoVax, tells Scrip in an exclusive interview why front-runner vaccines for coronavirus that enter clinical studies may not necessarily be successful, and why small innovative Chinese firms may be best positioned to seize opportunities as the government rallies both internal and external support for the development effort.
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