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Oxford COVID-19 vaccine developer cautious on 2020 rollout

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July 22, 2020
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Shomporko Desk:-The University of Oxford’s conceivable COVID-19 vaccine could be rolled out before the year’s over yet there is no conviction, the lead developer of the vaccine said on Tuesday.

The experimental vaccine, which has been authorized to AstraZeneca, produced an immune response in beginning phase clinical trials, data appeared on Monday, protecting expectations it could be being used before the finish of 2020.

“The end-of-the-year target for getting vaccine rollout, it’s a possibility but there’s absolutely no certainty about that because we need three things to happen,” said Sarah Gilbert.

She said it should have been appeared to work in late-stage trials, large quantities should have been made and regulators needed to concur rapidly to permit it for crisis use before large numbers of people could be vaccinated.

England’s Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty and his deputy, Jonathan Van-Tam, took differing views on the potential timeline.

“The chances of us getting a vaccine before Christmas that actually is highly effective are, in my view, very low,” Whitty told lawmakers.

Van-Tam, however, said he was “cautiously optimistic that we will have some vaccine this side of Christmas.”

The Oxford scientists had eyed a million doses of the potential vaccine to be produced by September.

Although the deal with AstraZeneca has provided manufacturing capacity to do that, the lower prevalence of the novel coronavirus in Britain has complicated the process of proving its efficacy.

Late-stage trials crucial for providing data are underway in Brazil and South Africa and are due to start in the United States.

There are no approved vaccines yet for COVID-19, but the World Health Organization has said AstraZeneca’s shot is one of the leading candidates.

Photo credit: Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP/Getty

News source: Reuters

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