Medical experts are racing to produce a vaccine to combat COVID-19.
The director of @BIDMChealth Dan Barouch discusses the vaccine project they are working on along with @JNJNews and the federal government.
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Researchers believe the medicine could ease breathing problems associated with COVID-19. Read Article
Dr. Kathryn Stephenson joins LIVE Boston 25 Morning News about why some people may or may not get sick with COVID-19 and COVID-19 vaccine.
Dr. Barouch talks with Arun Rath from WGBH News’ In It Together segment about the COVID-19 vaccine work. Listen here
WATCH: Health experts around the world are all working together to find a vaccine for COVID-19.
Dr. Dan Barouch: “There has never been more open sharing of information, ideas, reagents, et cetera that there currently has been, because we’re all in this together.” pic.twitter.com/MvCFoxP4Pl
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“Stephenson has a hunch that it will come down to genes: Some people may have a genetic predisposition to mount the overactive immune response that has been the hallmark of severe COVID-19 disease.” Read Article
A $1 billion joint project by the federal government and Johnson & Johnson is one of the more promising efforts to create a coronavirus vaccine. To meet anticipated demand, Johnson & Johnson says it will start to produce the potential vaccine even before approval. See Article
As gene-based vaccines are being designed and tested at unprecedented speeds to fight COVID-19, scientists wonder if this will be the technology’s make-or-break moment. Read More
The most reliable, tried-and-true way to end a pandemic is a vaccine. Read Article
“We are moving forward as fast as we possibly can … If everything goes well — and that's a big if — [then] the vaccine may be ready for emergency use authorization in early 2021,” says Dr. Dan Barouch, who helped develop a potential coronavirus vaccine. https://t.co/RzYfWUjJwT pic.twitter.com/CYOrMzh8C7
— CNN Newsroom (@CNNnewsroom) April 2, 2020
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