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We could have universal COVID vaccines very soon — if we urgently reform the process

Bureaucratic and logistical roadblocks, not the science, stand in our way

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Coronavirus Today: Will an Omicron vaccine prevent another winter surge?

If no changes are made to vaccines, those who are fully vaccinated and boosted could have significantly less protection than we've had in years past.

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CEPI provides $30m to advance novel coronavirus vaccine

CEPI provides $30m to advance novel coronavirus vaccine
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New vaccine aims to protect against coronaviruses and their variants

The nanoparticle vaccine shows promise of protecting humans from coronaviruses even before said viruses make the leap from animal to human.

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New vaccine could protect against COVID-19 variants before they emerge

The vaccine works by using spike proteins from SARS-CoV-2 the virus that causes COVID-19 and seven other related animal viruses with the potential to cause a pandemic in humans.

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