Coronavirus vaccine trials could be successful by fall, at least 8 vaccines are in development

Dr. Anthony Fauci warned Tuesday that reopening cities and states too quickly could trigger an outbreak that would get out of control and turn the clock back on efforts to fight the coronavirus.

Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, also conceded the death rate is likely higher than the 80,000 reported. But with his warning came words of hope as he said scientists aim to know if a successful coronavirus vaccine has been found by 'late fall and early winter. He also said there were multiple vaccines being tested.
'There are at least eight candidate COVID-19 vaccines in clinical development. The NIH has been collaborating with a number of pharmaceutical companies at various stages of development,' Fauci noted. He warned that with the testing could come negative consequences, including the death of patients.