Video: U.S. Begins First Human Trial of Coronavirus Vaccine
Video: U.S. Begins First Human Trial of Coronavirus Vaccine
Bioengineers are racing to evaluate a candidate vaccine against the new coronavirus, starting a phase one trial to monitor its safety and effectiveness. Speed is of the essence: The epidemic is causing industries around the world to shut down, and it may take up to 18 months before the vaccine is ready for public use.
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