September 21, 2020 07:32 AM EDT

AstraZeneca publishes Covid-19 vaccine PhIII protocols in lockstep with Moderna and Pfizer. How are they different?

Max Gelman

Senior Editor

Following in the steps of Moderna and Pfizer, the other two American drugmakers currently in Phase III trials for their Covid-19 vaccines, AstraZeneca posted its …

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As­traZeneca pub­lish­es Covid-19 vac­cine PhI­II pro­to­cols in lock­step with Mod­er­na and Pfiz­er. How are they dif­fer­ent?

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AstraZeneca publishes Covid-19 vaccine PhIII protocols in lockstep with Moderna and Pfizer. How are they different?