U.S. to spend $ 3.2 billion to develop treatments for COVID-19 and potential threats
The Hindu
‘Vaccines will continue to remain the centrepiece of our arsenal against COVID-19,’ says Anthony Fauci
The that it will spend $ 3.2 billion on developing antiviral treatments for COVID-19 and prepare for other “pandemic threats” – viruses that have the potential to cause pandemics. “Vaccines will continue to remain the ‘centrepiece of our arsenal’ against COVID-19,” Anthony Fauci, medical advisor to the U.S. President, said on Thursday, when he described the programme, called the Antiviral Program for Pandemics.
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