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Professor Robin Shattock, from the Department of Infectious Diseases at Imperial College London, addresses public concerns over the safety of COVID-19 vaccines in a wide-ranging interview. He answers some of the concerns associated with COVID-19 vaccines, such as worries about long-term side effects, and outlined why it is important for people to take up the opportunity to be vaccinated.
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Go behind the scenes with the researchers developing a COVID-19 vaccine as they take you on a tour of their lab and chat about how their candidate vaccine works. Tune into our live public Q&A with the team on 5 August: •Q&A:DevelopingaCOVID-19Vaccine Want to know more? Let's talk about COVID-19... Find out more about animal research at Imperial:
This special lecture was recorded for second year undergraduates studying immunology. In it, we consider aspects of the immune response that detect and respond to the virus, immunopathology, the prospects for long-term immunity following infection and the vaccine development landscape.