Covid-19: Brazil enters agreement with UK to produce Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine
"If the efficacy is demonstrated, we will have 100 million doses for the Brazilian population," the ministry said in a statement, explaining that it had accepted a proposal from the laboratory and the British embassy in Brazil to cooperate in the technological development of the so-called ChAdOx1 vaccine, Xinhua reported.;
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Sao Paulo: The Brazilian Ministry of Health announced on Saturday an agreement with the UK to acquire technology to locally produce a vaccine against Covid-19 that is currently being developed by the University of Oxford and British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca.
"If the efficacy is demonstrated, we will have 100 million doses for the Brazilian population," the ministry said in a statement, explaining that it had accepted a proposal from the laboratory and the British embassy in Brazil to cooperate in the technological development of the so-called ChAdOx1 vaccine, Xinhua reported.
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