On the coronavirus vaccine, researchers are making progress but “realistically” it will not be ready and available before the beginning of 2021. According to Mike Ryan, the director of the WHO emergency program. “We need to be able to look our communities in the eye and assure them that we have taken all possible precautions for the vaccine to be safe and effective before we can distribute it,” he said.
“Even if it means slowing down” the development process of the anti-Covid antidote19. “Realistically we will have to wait for the first few months of 2021 to see people get vaccinated,” said Ryan.
Last updated: Wednesday 22 July 2020, 22:26
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