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Doctor's Note: Where are we in developing a coronavirus vaccine?

Doctor’s Note: Where are we in developing a coronavirus vaccine?

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: June 10, 2020In: HEALTHNo Comments

Despite countries around the world taking differing approaches to manage the coronavirus, all of them agree on one thing: The only way out of this pandemic is to develop an effective vaccine.  How do vaccines work? Vaccines generally work by injecting parts of a pathogen into the human body; these parts are called antigens as […] Read more

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