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We’re all in this together
While developing the COVID-19 vaccines, people working in the biopharmaceutical industry have been dealing with the challenges we all have faced. They need the vaccines as much as we all do.
Rita
Vaccines Global Clinical DevelopmentUSAI’m an infectious disease physician, so I understand the process of vaccine development and trust the science.Read Rita's story
Catherine
COVID-19 Vaccines Global ScientistFranceIt’s one of the greatest challenges we’ve ever faced, and I’m so proud to take part in the effort to make these vaccines we so urgently need without compromising on safety and effectiveness.Read Catherine's story
Katrin
Vaccines Research & DevelopmentAustriaMy team is involved in the science behind the development of new vaccine candidates. Everyone on my team has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and we all have a personal story that motivates our work.Read Katrin's story
Patrick
Vaccines ScientistFranceIt’s so important to me that we create a safe and effective vaccine because my family has been badly affected by the disease.Read Patrick's story
Barbara
Vaccines Public AffairsFranceI had a baby just after the start of the pandemic. I wasn’t able to see a doctor for months, which was a huge worry, especially as I did not know how the virus could affect young children.Read Barbara's story
Abeda
Vaccine Medical AffairsSouth AfricaI'm putting my hope in vaccines because they’re the best way I know to protect the people I love.Read Abeda's story
Isabella
Vaccine Public Policy in Emerging MarketsColombiaI am one of the people working with governments across Latin America to help make sure that those who need COVID-19 vaccines the most, get them.Read Isabella's story
Koen
COVID-19 Vaccines ManufacturingBelgiumI’m part of the team working day and night to manufacture the vaccine to help as many people as possible across the world.Read Koen's storyDo you have questions about
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