Trial data shows AstraZeneca vaccine 79 percent effective
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AstraZeneca vaccine 79 percent effective at preventing COVID symptoms, U.S. trial shows
In the largest COVID vaccine trial yet, AstraZeneca's vaccine was 79 percent effective in preventing symptomatic infections, the company announced Monday. AstraZeneca's vaccine has also been shown to be extremely effective at preventing the most serious outcomes from COVID-19, the company said. William Brangham discusses the latest inoculation news with Boston University's Dr. Nahid Bhadelia.
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Trial data shows AstraZeneca vaccine 79 percent effective
Clip: 3/22/2021 | 6m 26sVideo has Closed Captions
In the largest COVID vaccine trial yet, AstraZeneca's vaccine was 79 percent effective in preventing symptomatic infections, the company announced Monday. AstraZeneca's vaccine has also been shown to be extremely effective at preventing the most serious outcomes from COVID-19, the company said. William Brangham discusses the latest inoculation news with Boston University's Dr. Nahid Bhadelia.
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