At least two experimental COVID-19 vaccines produced a T-cell response in participants in early-stage clinical trials, which may indicate a more durable form...
Britain's Prince William, Duke of Cambridge , wearing PPE , of a face mask or covering, eye protection and an overall as a precautionary measure against spreading COVID-19, meets scientists including Christina Dold during a visit to the manufacturing laboratory where a vaccine against the novel coronavirus COVID-19 has been produced at the Oxford Vaccine Group's facility at the Churchill Hospital in Oxford, west of London on June 24, 2020, during a visit to learn more about their work...
A Pfizer executive last week told Divan that a T-cell response may be a differentiating factor for their vaccine. However, it seems that investors were less pleased with AstraZeneca’s readout, with shares down 3.2% in afternoon trading. See also: Abbott, J&J results buoyed by surprising June uptick in medical procedures even as coronavirus cases rise
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