The Oxford vaccine, developed in tandem with AstraZeneca, has so far been covered in the press as a “game-changing” contribution to the coronavirus crisis: cheaper than the mRNA vaccines developed by Moderna and BNT-Pfizer and just as effective and easier to distribute (the vaccine can be stored at fridge temperature).
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AstraZeneca vaccine: problems with the trials
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The Oxford vaccine, developed in tandem with AstraZeneca, has so far been covered in the press as a “game-changing” contribution to the coronavirus crisis: cheaper than the mRNA vaccines developed by Moderna and BNT-Pfizer and just as effective and easier to distribute (the vaccine can be stored at fridge temperature).