Dr Anthony Fauci ‘cautiously optimistic’ we will have coronavirus vaccine by Christmas | ITV News

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Top US coronavirus expert Dr Anthony Fauci is “cautiously optimistic” we will have an effective vaccine by Christmas and if that happens life could be back to normal by the second half of next year. He spoke to ITV News presenter Tom Bradby about his projections.

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