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How the anti-vaxxers and conspiracy theorists helped kill off our COVID candidate
Friday December 11, 2020
There weren’t major side effects, but the risk of Queensland’s coronavirus vaccine candidate undermining public confidence in the health system was too much, writes Sean Parnell.
People protest during the ‘Wake Up Australia!’ march against mandatory vaccinations at the Botanical Gardens in Melbourne in May. (AAP Image/Michael Dodge
University of Queensland researchers and their partners at CSL knew what they were dealing with. They informed clinical trial participants of the loose link between their vaccine design and HIV, and kept government officials advised of…
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