Coronavirus Vaccine Will Be A 'Dimmer Switch,' Researcher Says
Large populations of susceptible or at-risk people need to be studied in order to gauge the safety and efficacy of a coronavirus vaccine, says Dr. Richard Kennedy of the Mayo Clinic.
Aug 12, 2020
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says his country has developed a coronavirus vaccine that’s ready for public use — but many scientists are skeptical about its safety.
No one really knows when a vaccine will become available. President Trump has said a vaccine could be ready by November. Dr. Anthony Fauci said we may have one by early next year, while some scientists and researchers say more time is needed than that.
, who leads the vaccine research group at the Mayo Clinic
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