Covid Vax Scientists Scramble to Develop Bubonic Plague ‘Vaccine’ as ‘Next Pandemic’ Fears Grow
- Scientists behind the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID jab are developing a vaccine for the bubonic plague due to concerns about antibiotic-resistant strains.
- A trial of the new vaccine on 40 healthy adults began in 2021 and has shown promising results, demonstrating safety and immune response.
- Government military scientists have called for the vaccine to be manufactured in bulk, warning of the plague's potential for pandemic spread.
- Prof Sir Andrew Pollard stated that trial results will be submitted for peer review within weeks to expedite vaccine development.
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