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Johnson & Johnson begins Massive Human Trial of COVID-19 Vaccine

The White HouseWashington, D.C. – “Johnson & Johnson launched a massive human trial of its coronavirus vaccine [today], paving the way for another option as the U.S. preps an immunization campaign to defeat the pandemic,” Tom Howell Jr. reports for The Washington Times.
 
“The Donald Trump administration, through its ‘Operation Warp Speed,’ is offering unprecedented support to private drugmakers as it tries to lock down a successful vaccine before the end of the year.”

The White House - West Wing. (Official White House Photo)


Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine candidate is the fourth to enter Phase 3 clinical testing.
 
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