Peter Hotez and Maria Bottazzi's 'forgotten' vaccine approved in Botswana

Josh Sullivan

A Covid-19 vaccine from a lab out of Baylor University’s National School of Tropical Medicine arose from efforts that stemmed from the 2004 SARS outbreak …

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Peter Hotez and Maria Bottazzi's 'forgotten' vaccine approved in Botswana

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