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UK expert warns first set of Covid-19 vaccines likely to be ‘imperfect’ – Deccan Herald
The first set of Covid-19 vaccines that clear clinical trials for rollout to combat the deadly virus are likely to be imperfect and might not work equally for everyone,…
The first set of Covid-19 vaccines that clear clinical trials for rollout to combat the deadly virus are likely to be imperfect and might not work equally for everyone, the chief of the UK government’s Vaccine Taskforce has warned.
Kate Bingham, Chair of the UK’s Vaccine Taskforce set up earlier this year to coordinate global efforts in search of a viable vaccine against the novel coronavirus, said it is important to manage expectations as the early discoveries are unlikely to prove the “silver…
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