NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

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The reason I ask is because I think you may be wrong about the vaccine not working.
Here is a Bloomberg report from last month (the best I've yet read on it) about that actual trial and it is well worth a read.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2020-07-15/oxford-s-covid-19-vaccine-is-the-coronavirus-front-runner

As the AstraZeneca deal was being finalized in mid-April, the results of the monkey study came through from Montana. “It wasn’t promising— it was fantastic,” Hill says. “Not only were the monkeys fine, but as a bonus we saw some protection.” They’d vaccinated six monkeys and then 28 days later exposed them to a massive dose of SARS-CoV-2 via multiple routes—eyes, mouth, nose, and trachea, to expose the lungs. It was much more than a person might encounter on public transportation or even in a Covid ward. After exposure, the animals showed no signs of pneumonia in their lungs. By all indications, they felt fine. Nasal swabs, however, showed they still had the virus, meaning they might be able to infect others. The study’s aim was to determine safety, not efficacy, so the Jenner team was encouraged to see it provided some protection in the face of an overwhelming dose of the virus. The day after the preliminary results came in, a team headed by Andrew Pollard, a colleague of Gilbert’s running the clinical trials, started injecting people.

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