How long will the results of the coronavirus vaccine trial on humans be known? Oxford University professor

Significant progress has been made in the widespread development of the corona virus vaccine, developed in the UK. The Jenner Institute at Oxford University began testing the vaccine on humans last week, and hundreds of people volunteered for the process. As presented himself.

Speaking to BBC Radio, Sir John Bell, Professor of Medicine at the University of Oxford, said that the results of the human trials would be available in mid-June. He said that if the vaccine was approved by the watchdog, So the biggest challenge is its extensive preparation.

He said he wanted to make sure the world was able to develop the vaccine on a scale that would allow it to easily reach developing countries where it was most needed. Have agreed to provide the vaccine on a "not-for-profit" basis, which means that only the costs of developing and delivering the vaccine will be borne.