Germany official says coronavirus vaccine wont come sooner than mid-2021
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Date: 2020-07-30

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Federal GermanResearch Minister Anja Karliczek said a coronavirus vaccine is unlikely to be broadly available before mid-2021, according to a recent report. Germany approved grants to three biotech companies to hasten vaccine development, according to a Reutersreport. We should not expect a miracle, Karliczek said during aconference, according to the outlet.  We must continue to assume that vaccines for the broader population will only be available from the middle of next year at the earliest. US ANNOUNCES PLANS TO REMOVE 12,000 TROOPS FROM GERMANY, WITH HALF COMING HOMEKarliczek reportedly said German biotech firms BioNtech, CureVacand IDT Biologika have promising coronavirus vaccine candidates, but setbacks must be expected during the testing phase. . . . Its one thing to have an effective vaccine but its another to have a safe vaccine that people want, she said, according to Reuters. SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY SIX DIFFERENT TYPES OF COVID-19 IN NEW STUDYGermany now has more than 209,000 confirmed coronavirus cases, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. The head of the Federal Chancellery, Helge Braun, recently said the countrys rise in cases gives grounds for concern.  On Monday, he said that outbreaks in family settings have emerged, along with local outbreaks in meat processing companies. Though Braun noted that itstoo early to make a decision, he is reportedly discussing the introduction of mandatory virus tests for travelers coming from high-risk areas. CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP