China Cool On Nasal Vaccines, Backs Antivirals In Latest COVID Guidance
Politburo Shows No Sign Of Easing 'COVID Zero'
Executive Summary
China’s Center for Drug and Evaluation has issued new guidance on the development of new vaccines and drugs for COVID-19 in which it backs antivirals as a key weapon, while the Politburo has shown no signs of backing away from the country's tough "COVID Zero" policies.
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