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A deadly crisis has created a terrible crisis around the world. Vaccines are the only way to get rid of this virus. That's why scientists are working hard to make a vaccine.

Scientists from different countries are conducting research on the Corona vaccine. However, the vaccine made by Oxford is still ahead in the race for the vaccine.

The University of Oxford in the United Kingdom and the pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca are in the third phase of a trial for a possible vaccine called 'Navavirus'. In the meantime, agreements have been reached with several companies for commercial production.

There is no end to people's interest in knowing how long it will take for this vaccine to hit the market after successfully passing all the tests. However urgent, researchers say the Oxford vaccine is unlikely to hit the market six months in advance.

However, a recent report in The Economist states that the results of the third phase of the Oxford vaccine will be known by the end of August.

If the test proves successful, the vaccine will be approved for emergency use, meaning it can be administered to high-risk patients by October.