Delayed Danish state Covid vaccine to be trialled on humans in 2022

National Danish infectious disease research organization Statens Serum Institut has found a manufacturer for its in-house Covid-19 vaccine, moving it closer to testing the candidate on human subjects following a series of delays.
Seruminstituttets chefvirolog Anders Fomsgaard siger, at man er tæt på | Photo: Tobias Nicolai/IND
Seruminstituttets chefvirolog Anders Fomsgaard siger, at man er tæt på | Photo: Tobias Nicolai/IND
BY RITZAU, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN

Denmark's second coronavirus vaccine, Covaxix, which is being developed by National Danish infectious disease research organization Statens Serum Insitut (SSI), has come closer to being tested on humans in phase I and II trials in 2022 after a string of delays.

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