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Could Remdesivir eliminate the need for a coronavirus vaccine?

30 April 2020

3:01 AM

30 April 2020

3:01 AM

Over the past few weeks the government’s scientific advisers have indicated that the only real way out of the coronavirus crisis is a vaccine – until then a high degree of social distancing will have to remain. Given that no-one expects a vaccine to be ready for deployment for another year at the very earliest, this would have very serious implications for the economy, and for society at large.

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