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Thursday, September 10 2020 Dive In |
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That’s Colin Firth—who turned 60 today—speaking as George Falconer in ‘A Single Man’ expressing a sentiment all of us can relate to right now. Our other favourite Firth quote: “My singing voice is somewhere between a drunken apology and a plumbing problem.” Lol! Illustration: Parth Savla |
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Promising Oxford vaccine is put on hold |
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The TLDR: Developed in partnership between AstraZeneca and Oxford University, this Covid vaccine is one of the most promising of the nine currently in stage 3 human trials. But the company halted testing due to a suspected adverse reaction in one of the UK participants. Serum Institute—which is conducting trials in India—has been hauled up by the government for not doing the same. We look at what happened, and what it means for India.
Quick background on trials: As we explained before, vaccine testing is conducted in separate stages:
The participant who fell ill was part of Stage 3 trials in the UK.
OK, tell me what happened to this person |
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