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Our newest Covid animation, The Cell Factory: Viruses and Vaccines. Collaboration between @JennerInstitute & @OxfordVacGroup, written and co-developed by Dr Sean Elias.
Interesting thread on 'mix & match' approach to COVID vaccines
People ask me a lot what I think about "mix and match" approaches for COVID vaccines. We are all excitedly awaiting the ComCov Study, but I'm full of enthusiasm for 3 reasons: 1/4 https://t.co/TnI5icqXXt
ℹ️ | Malaria vaccine update
First vaccinations have now begun in Mali in a phase III trial of a malaria vaccine developed at @UniofOxford.
It is hoped that this phase III trial will help lead to licensure of the vaccine by 2023.
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