The UK government has secured millions more doses of COVID-19 vaccine candidates for the British population.
New in-principle agreements have secured 60 million doses of a vaccine being developed by US biotech Novavax (Nasdaq: NVAX) and 30 million doses of a candidate from the Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) unit Janssen.
Ministers have also agreed in principle to co-fund a ground-breaking global clinical study of the Janssen vaccine. The next phase of trials is expected to begin later this year to look at whether providing two doses provides long-term protection against coronavirus.
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