Scientists Around The World Are Busting Myths & Explaining Things About COVID-19 Vaccine Development

As the world waits with bated breath for a COVID-19 vaccine, scientists across the world are reassuring people with a sneak-peek of the vaccine development.

Team Halo/Twitter

A Twitter account named Team Halo is showing everyone the process of vaccine development. A collaboration between COVID-19 researchers, Team Halo celebrates the efforts of the scientists who are trying to create the coronavirus vaccine.

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#1

Follow the scientists working round the clock (and round the world) to help end this pandemic. They¡¯re filming on their phones inside the search for safe and effective vaccines. #teamhalo pic.twitter.com/rS3IkumoQR

¡ª Team Halo (@projecthalo) October 20, 2020

From breaking myths to creating hope for the future, the medical professionals are attempting to bring forward all that is going on ¡°behind the scenes¡± in the vaccine development.

#2

"Will it change your DNA?" ... @AnnaBlakney from @ImperialMed has the answers to the #Covid19 vaccine she's working on. Follow her on TikTok >> https://t.co/WEBnq9fZHu #teamhalo pic.twitter.com/Oy92tIokh7

¡ª Team Halo (@projecthalo) October 28, 2020

¡°Follow the scientists working round the clock (and around the world) to help end this pandemic. They¡¯re filming on their phones inside the search for safe and effective vaccines,¡± read the tweet by Team Halo that is running the initiative.

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#3

How did we make the Imperial COVID-19 vaccine? @projecthalo @ImperialInfect @imperialcollege #vaccine #COVID19 #coronavirus #CoronavirusPandemic pic.twitter.com/lvdWgU9nlq

¡ª Paul McKay (@PaulFMcKay) October 30, 2020

#4

How does 'herd immunity' work? Here's Harvard prof Galit Alter on why we need a vaccine. @ragoninstitute #teamhalo pic.twitter.com/a0vevCiLJh

¡ª Team Halo (@projecthalo) October 28, 2020

#5

Hello from the Oxford vaccine trial in South Africa ??? #teamhalo #SARSCoV2 #covid19 #covid19SA pic.twitter.com/YQrnPmTCgj

¡ª Team Halo (@projecthalo) October 21, 2020

#6

'We need to understand this could be our fate if we resist being vaccinated'

A story of the lifesaving power of vaccines from Professor @ShivPillai4 #TeamHalo pic.twitter.com/cAWrRLnf4i

¡ª Team Halo (@projecthalo) November 4, 2020

In another Team Halo video, researcher Paul McKay from the same institution shared the procedure of vaccine preparation. The scientists who are a part of this team are from educational institutions in the UK, Brazil, South Africa and the USA.

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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 150 COVID-19 vaccines are presently in development, with around 44 candidates in clinical trials and 11 undergoing late-stage testing.