
The very same outcome did not happen when the University of Oxford’s vaccine was checked on monkeys, though that vaccine did prevent the virus from getting in the animals’ lungs and making them extremely sick.
” This is the first time an experimental COVID-19 vaccine tested in nonhuman primates has been shown to produce such fast viral control in the upper airway,” said the National Institutes for Health, which co-developed the vaccine.
Both Moderna’s vaccine and the vaccine co-developed by the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca have gotten in late-stage human trials.


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