Apr.22 — Bloomberg Intelligence’s Sam Fazeli wraps up the latest efforts by European drug companies, academics and scientists to find a vaccine for the Covid-19 virus. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
Ontario Premier Doug Ford was joined by Health Minister Christine Elliott, Ross Romano, minister of colleges and universities, and Dr. Merrilee Fullerton, minister of long-term care on Saturday to announce that the province would be investing $20 million towards āOntario-based research into COVID-19ā to help find a vaccine for the virus.
Ford said that a novel coronavirus vaccine is required to āgo back to normal,ā and that they will be funding āthe most advanced medical researchā in Ontario.
Scientists in Oxford are hoping to have created a million doses of a coronavirus vaccine by September. They are one of a group of research teams who are to receive funding from a new government task force leading the search for a vaccine.
The effort to create a vaccine is a huge global undertaking and there are warnings that there is no guarantee of success.
The pressure to carry out more tests on frontline staff for coronavirus infection is continuing. The UK government says testing will be extended to the police, fire and prison services.
Coronavirus update – The UK’s search for a COVID-19 vaccine will be turbocharged with a multi-million pound coronavirus funding boost, Business Secretary Alok Sharma said tonight.
Ministers last night unveiled a further 21 projects which will get a slice of a Ā£14million to help find a way out of the deadly pandemic, but it will still take many months to develop.
And they unveiled a new, national Covid 19 hit-squad of boffins to lead the mission to find a vaccine and cure.
In total Ā£25million has been revealed to try and find the way out of the crisis.
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Kizzmekia Corbett, the National Institute of Health’s lead scientist for coronavirus vaccine research tells CNN’s Anderson Cooper and Dr. Sanjay Gupta that a vaccine for coronavirus could possibly be available to the general public by next spring.
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The race is on to develop a vaccine against COVID-19.
At least 70 potential treatments are in development, with three at the clinical stage when human trials begin.
Outside China, the US is the only other country undertaking human testing.
America’s top medical expert Anthony Fauci has said a vaccine could be ready within 12 to 18 months.
But health officials elsewhere say it could take even longer, as others warn against rushing the process.
John Nicholls is the clinical professor of pathology at the University of Hong Kong.
His team was one of the first outside mainland China to reproduce COVID-19 in a laboratory for research.
He joins us on Skype from Hong Kong.
Scientists around the world are racing to develop a vaccine for coronavirus. Dr. Zeke Emanuel shares the science behind vaccines and explains why coronavirus presents a unique challenge. Aired on 04/13/2020.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tells CanadiansĀ that efforts to keep COVID-19 case numbers down will take “months of continued, determined effort.”Ā He said “this is the new normal” until a vaccine is developed. Trudeau begins to speak at 13:35.
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Australia’s effectively closed its borders and that’s working well to help slow the spread of coronavirus. But as Doctor Norman Swan explains, the only long-term solution is a vaccine.
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University of Sydney infectious diseases expert Professor David Isaacs says we may never find a vaccine for COVID-19, but could develop drugs to treat and control it. Subscribe: https://bit.ly/2noaGhv Get more breaking news at: https://bit.ly/2nobVgF
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RMIT Professor Joe Siracusa says if Australian scientists can produce the COVID-19 vaccine ātheyāre going to have the billion dollar winner and the prestige of leading the world in scienceā.
āI think the great issue now is that this should be an international cooperation on how best to get this vaccine and get it around the world,ā Mr Siracusa told Sky News.
āThis vaccine is the holy grail.
āAnd we need the cooperation and I think Australia is perfectly poised to do just that.ā
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Vaccinations take a long time to develop, and with good reason. Is it realistic to expect a coronavirus vaccine in 18 months?
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