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Darryl Falzarano from the University of Saskatchewan is part of the worldwide push toward a COVID-19 vaccine and says a limited rollout next January remains a “possibility.”
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Parents around the country are freaking out after Dr. Anthony Fauci warned during his Senate testimony that without a vaccine, schools may not reopen for the beginning of the fall semester. Fauci, the country’s top infectious disease expert, said that even at the accelerated pace vaccine development has been moving, those hopeful for a working vaccine by September ought to curb their expectations. Plus, some movie theaters will be allowed to open this summer likely won’t have many new films to screen.
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If a vaccine is discovered for COVID-19, the reality is not everyone will get it at the same time. It could take months or years to produce enough doses for every person on the planet, that’s over 7 billion. There will be many dilemmas in the process including, who should get it first?
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Berkley discusses how manufacturing a COVID-19 vaccine can’t come at the expense of producing other routine vaccines and the importance that access to a vaccine is done with a global perspective.
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Researchers at Pfizer say a new coronavirus vaccine trial now underway in the U.S. could lead to a vaccine for emergency use by as soon as September. The trial involves trying to alter the genetic code of the virus. NBC’s Tom Costello reports for TODAY from Washington, D.C.
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Boris Johnson virtually attends an international conference pledging conference for COVID-19 vaccine.
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President Trump said he is very confident there will be a coronavirus vaccine by the end of the year during a Fox News virtual town hall at the Lincoln Memorial Sunday night. As he defended his handling of the pandemic, he also sharply increased his estimated COVID-19 death toll in the United States. Paula Reid reports on the president’s predictions.
The whole world is waiting, held hostage by a virus so new to humans we have no immunity to it, and we don’t even fully understand it.
What could free us is a vaccine. And though vaccine development cannot be rushed, speed is of the essence. It’s an international race, and Canada is in the running.
Dawna Friesen speaks with Canadian epidemiologist Dr. Steven Jones who was a key figure in the creation of a vaccine for the Ebola virus. Jones talks about how surprised he is with the developments to date and how ambitious the timelines are to develop a vaccine.
A number of countries are experimenting with vaccines, but Oxford University has already moved into human trials.
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The Trump administration announced Thursday that it is launching “Operation Warp Speed,” which will speed up the development and distribution of a potential coronavirus vaccine. CBSN political contributor and Associated Press White House reporter Zeke Miller discusses the announcement and the rest of the day’s political headlines.
A COVID-19 vaccine being developed in the United Kingdom may be available by September.
If successful, and with fast-tracked approval from the regulator, the first few million doses of the vaccine could be available by September.
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Canada’s leading vaccine researcher and a team at the University of Saskatchewan are working around the clock to find a COVID-19 vaccine to save lives.
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The coronavirus spreads easily and the majority of the world’s population is still vulnerable to it.
A vaccine would provide some protection by training people’s immune systems to fight the virus so they should not become sick.
But how easy is it to create a vaccine? And when could we expect one to be ready?
BBC health correspondent Laura Foster looks at the situation.
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The UK will likely keep in place social distancing measures until the government believes COVID-19 is under control. But what methods are the government implementing to fight the virus?
The first is to fund several projects researching a vaccine for coronavirus. Both the University of Oxford and Imperial College London are running clinical trials to find a vaccine with government funds. Once a vaccine is found and distributed on mass, medical experts expect the COVID-19 pandemic to be over.
The second strategy is to attempt to figure out how much of the population is infected or have previously been infected with the virus and therefore are immune to COVID-19. To do this a new study is being rolled out, testing over 20,000 English households to improve understanding of just how far the virus has spread. Volunteers will have to take regular swab tests to see if they currently have the virus and 1,000 of them will take blood tests, or anti-body tests, to see if they have previously had coronavirus. This will be key to giving the government enough data to see when lockdown measures can start to be relaxed.
Richard Engel reports on human trials of a COVID-19 vaccine. Aired on 04/23/2020.
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