Start-up in Thailand discusses how it's developing a plant-based Covid vaccine
Dr. Suthira Taychakhoonavudh of Baiya Phytopharm discusses the progress the company has made on clinical trials for what could be Thailand's first plant-based Covid vaccine.
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