Translation Services and the Race for a Coronavirus Vaccine

By: Andrea Capuselli

COVID pandemic coverage — In the wake of the global coronavirus outbreak, and with around a third of the world’s population in varying forms of lockdown, the world waits with bated breath for the arrival of a vaccine for Covid-19.

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Translation Services and the Race for a Coronavirus Vaccine
Gabriella Vento
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Very unfortunate choice of words Apr 3, 2020

"Bated breath" sounds like "pun" which has no place in the present situation.
Also it is not our place to tell, what the world is waiting for.


Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
 
Christopher Schröder
Christopher Schröder
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? Apr 3, 2020

That was a very nothingy article. I think many of us are already all too aware of the endless, hideously overcomplicated and far from effective bureaucratic nightmare that is regulatory translation. I would hope that a Coronavirus vaccine could be processed with common sense replacing all this crazy validation nonsense.

 

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