TANG PRIZE/COVID lessons leave scientists better prepared for pandemics: Tang laureate
11/23/2021 04:58 PM
The lessons learned from dealing with the COVID-19 and its challenges can be applied to pandemics that may arise in the future, particularly in the area of vaccine development, American scientist Charles Dinarello said recently in a CNA interview.
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