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German scientist Özlem Türeci was focused on cancer, then came COVID-19. It was her ‘duty’ to help develop a vaccine.

Karen Weintraub, USA TODAYComments Off on German scientist Özlem Türeci was focused on cancer, then came COVID-19. It was her ‘duty’ to help develop a vaccine.

When Özlem Türeci, co-founder of BioNTech, first heard about the novel coronavirus, she knew her company would have to work on a vaccine to fight it.

       
Karen Weintraub, USA TODAY
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