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Inside a coronavirus vaccine production lab amid development race
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A Johnson & Johnson scientist tells NBC News’ Richard Engel that the company hopes to have the first sets of its vaccine available for use “early next year.” As the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine continues, there are new concerns about which countries will receive it first.May 30, 2020
