Concerns are being raised about the safety of a coronavirus vaccine, if and when one becomes available

Vaccine worker in a laboratory (AAP)

Vaccine worker in a laboratory (AAP) Source: John Cairns

There could be risks to fast-tracking vaccines, which usually take years to develop.


Health officials and researchers are assuring Australians they won't be cutting corners when it comes to approving a COVID-19 vaccine.

Multiple vaccine candidates are being fast-tracked around the world, as scientists race to end the pandemic.

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