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A relatively short time, especially considering the fact that vaccines can usually be obtained in an arc of two to three years. It is the one predicted by the teacher. Sarah Gilbert, an immunologist and vaccine expert at Oxford University, on what the world has been waiting for since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The article on the point was published by news.sky.com, refers to an interview published in The Times, and contains an indication that gives some hope, especially in this uncertain phase: “The vaccine could be ready as early as September.”
Sarah Gilbert
“I am 80% sure that the vaccine we are developing will work,” Gilbert told The Times. Over the next two weeks, human testing of the Oxford team, which is continually operating, should begin: “It will be ready by fall if everything goes perfectly, this is obviously hope.” Also in the United Kingdom, researchers at the University of Southampton had said in recent days that the coronavirus has “low protection” – an element that would suggest simpler development of the vaccine.
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