Coronavirus Notebook: EMA Reviews Safety Of All Four Approved Vaccines, EU Buys Big On Comirnaty
Executive Summary
Calls grow for a relaxation of IP on COVID-19 vaccines as interest groups pile the pressure on the UK government and the Pope gives his blessing to the proposed waiver.
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