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Imperial College coronavirus vaccine 'could be approved by middle of next year'

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Volunteers seem to be ‘responding well’ (Picture: AP)The coronavirus vaccine being developed by Imperial College London could be approved for use by the middle of next year, an expert has said.Professor Robin Shattock, who is leading the university’s Covid-19 vaccine effort, told the European Parliament trials are showing promising results.

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Imperial College coronavirus vaccine 'could be approved by middle of next year'

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Imperial’s coronavirus vaccine could be approved by middle of next year, professor reveals

Imperial College London's coronavirus vaccine could be approved for use by the middle of next year, an expert has said. Professor Robin Shattock, who is leading the university’s vaccine effort against Covid-19, told the European Parliament trials are showing promising results. He said human volunteers seem to be “responding well” to the jab and the aim is to launch a large 20,000-person trial before the end of the year. Prof Shattock explained...

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Savannah COVID-19 vaccine trials could turn out vaccine by end of year , officials say

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