EU To Boost Portfolio Of Potential COVID-19 Treatments
A Live Map Of The Most Advanced Candidates Will Be Developed Over Time
Executive Summary
The European Commission has set up a new expert group on virus variants whose tasks will include selecting the criteria for identifying possible new treatments and vaccines for COVID-19.
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