The world is betting on one thing to halt the pandemic: A vaccine. This is what it will take to bring one to the masses.
£84 million of government funding towards the British vaccine candidates at Oxford University and Imperial College London. The bulk of the funding, £65.5 million , will go towards the Oxford candidate.
US health officials say America, the G7, the EU and the ACT Accelerator are collaborating closely on vaccine development -- but not China. “I believe they're just -- they're doing their own thing,”China has a shorter history of vaccine expertise compared to the US and Europe, but it has size on its side.
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