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Maria Cheng
AP Medical Writer
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Medical
WHO to Create Vaccine Technology Transfer Hub
The new consortium in South Africa will include drugmakers, universities and the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention.
Medical
Missteps Could Mar Credibility of AstraZeneca Shot
The shot, cheaper and easier to store than others, is expected to be widely used in the developing world.
Medical
Study: Russia's Sputnik V Vaccine Appears Safe, Effective
Early results published in a British medical journal showed the vaccine is about 91% effective.
Medical
Hackers 'Manipulated' Stolen Vaccine Documents
The EU's drug regulator said the altered documents could "undermine trust in vaccines."
Medical
Push to Bring Vaccines to Poor Faces Trouble
The project could run short of money, cargo planes, refrigeration and even the vaccines themselves.
Medical
Drug Companies Work Jointly to Boost Vaccine Confidence
Ultimately, the public will have to trust regulators around the world and the independent experts that oversee drug trials.
Medical
Coronavirus Vaccine Prompts Immune Response in Early Test
The experimental vaccine produced a dual immune response that lasted at least two months after participants were immunized.
Medical
Race for Vaccine Could Leave Some Countries Behind
Without a detailed strategy, the allocation of vaccines could be inequitable and extremely messy.