How long will coronavirus vaccine take? Scientists warn there will be no quick fix
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mirror.co.ukThe government today announced that a new coronavirus vaccine task force is up and running a desperate effort to end the crisis.
But Brits have been warned that it is unlikely to yield quick results. Business Secretary Alok Sharma branded it a "colossal undertaking", and said that even if a vaccine is found, it will need extensive testing.
It comes as scientists from Oxford University said they were confident they could have a vaccine available by September. However few within the scientific world share this optimism, with GlaxoSmithKline Plc and Sanofi SA, who earlier this week said they would develop a vaccine, predicting it would not be available until the second half of 2021.
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