More Candidate COVID-19 Vaccines Expected To Enter WHO’s Global Trial
Executive Summary
A new global clinical trial initiative is assessing a number of second-generation candidate vaccines for COVID-19. The Australian medicines regulator has given the go-ahead for an approval application for one of the vaccines, from Taiwan’s Medigen.
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