Your tune into the weekly here on our 2 international where we break down the top stories from the week just gone. Through has decided not to buy doses of a potential corona virus vaccine being developed by the british firm astra zeneca leymah cited a lack of data from the company after the death of a trial volunteer reports claiming a 28 year old male doctor in brazil died while taking part in advanced stage 3 trials run by astra zeneca and Oxford University its not known whether he received the actual drug or a placebo you know all the us has now permitted trials to resume after they were temporarily halted there and other countries have also restarted them in recent weeks in gaza have has more now on the race for a cure. There is always the risk with any vaccine any Clinical Trial that statistical improbability that northpoint nor one percent risk that someone dies at someone reportedly was a brazilian doctor he was part of an Oxford University Vaccine Trial Group and is believed to
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You recently wrote an article for the New York Times in which you stated that all the world agreed that we need a vaccine and i wonder if its really so subtle not the moan to governments who quad always under pressure to produce some sort of a solution some sort of a panacea but among scientists and they really are rather the consensus at that scene is the ultimate weapon against cobbett 90. d so sure are. I dont believe it will solve all the problems there are many problems about producing on a sufficient Scale Distribution of a sense that we need to jump over comments that there are people may think once of invention natured that all of the problems are going away and thats not true either at the societal level or at the individual level because its unlikely that a fuss about actually will be on the percentage of sectors that are speaking about this over confidence even on the bass of vaccines i mean this you mean the best possible scenario the vaccine will still have its limitations