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Oxford Says AstraZeneca Vaccine Cuts Coronavirus Transmission – Voice of America
A coronavirus vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University cut transmission of the virus by two-thirds, according to a study released by the university…
A coronavirus vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University cut transmission of the virus by two-thirds, according to a study released by the university Wednesday.The study has not been peer-reviewed, but Britains Health Secretary Matt Hancock told the BBC the findings are good news.”It does show the world that the Oxford jab works, it works well, Hancock said.The vaccine has come under criticism from other nations in Europe in recent days with officials expressing concerns about the lack…
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