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Speeding up a Covid-19 vaccine

By ELISSA PRICHEP
The international community is working together to compress a decade-long vaccine development process to just 12-18 months for potential Covid-19 vaccines. — Reuters

The international community is working together like never before to produce a coronavirus vaccine.

The 12-18 month timeline feels long, but it is actually condensing a 10-year process.

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