The Path to a COVID-19 Vaccine

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October 7, 2020, 8:00 am (EST)

The Path to a COVID-19 Vaccine
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How is a vaccine developed? Can a vaccine end the COVID-19 pandemic? Senior Fellow Tom Bollyky answers pressing questions about the search for a coronavirus vaccine.

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