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Eric Trump Says Nonexistent COVID-19 Vaccine His Dad 'Took' Worked Really 'Well'
"My father just took it, and you see how well he got over it, Eric Trump said of the imaginary vaccine his father "worked" so hard to develop.
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Coronavirus Vaccine 'Could Be Ready By End Of Year', Says WHO Director-General
The World Health Organisation's Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said: "There is hope".
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Ivanka Trump Tells Skeptical Joy Behar She Would Get COVID-19 Vaccine On 'The View'
"I trust the FDA and so should all Americans. Vanquishing this virus should be our collective top priority," the first daughter tweeted at 'The View' co-host.
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AstraZeneca Puts Hold On Potential COVID-19 Vaccine After Potentially Unexplained Illness
The company stressed that such actions were routine in clinical trials and said an independent team would review safety data.
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Australia Secures Access To AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Within Months
The AstraZeneca vaccine is undergoing late-stage clinical trials in Britain, Brazil and South Africa.
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Australia To Receive First Batch Of AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine In January 2021
Australians will be among the first in the world to receive a safe and effective vaccine, should it pass late stage testing.
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Qantas Has Predicted When International Travel Will Return And Its Dire
International flights won't resume until there's a vaccine which might be mid to late 2021, Alan Joyce said.
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WHO Chief Warns There May Never Be A 'Silver Bullet' For Coronavirus
The director of the World Health Organisation urged people to practice the basics of public health" to stop outbreaks of COVID-19.
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Oxford Coronavirus Vaccine 'Safe' And Showing 'Promising Results'
A clinical trial of the vaccine against COVID-19 found it induces an immune reaction.
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Emboldened Anti-Vaccine Movement Threatens The Return To Normality
A coronavirus vaccine is within reach, but its success may test whether social media companies are serious about cracking down on misinformation.
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