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33:30Now PlayingUnder normal circumstances, vaccine development is a long, complex process, that takes on average, 10 years, according to the National Institutes of Health. But the man in charge of the NIH’s Vaccine Research Center is trying to significantly shorten that timeline. The center’s director, Dr. John Mascola, feels optimistic that a vaccine for coronavirus could be ready by early 2021. His team is working with private entities and with governments around the world to fasttrack a solution to this problem. In episode 12 of Into America, Dr. Mascola talks to host Trymaine Lee about herd immunity, the antivaccine movement, and about the steps necessary to get millions of Americans access to a coronavirus vaccine. Subscribe to NBC News
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