TOKYO -- Johnson & Johnson will offer its in-development coronavirus vaccine around the world, making it first available to front-line medical workers, Chief Scientific Officer Paul Stoffels told Nikkei.
The company will work with all governments around the globe -- not just in Europe and the U.S., but also countries including Japan, China and South Korea -- to "find ways to provide vaccines in every country," including poor nations, Stoffels said. New Jersey-based Johnson & Johnson, the world's largest health care company, has a presence nearly everywhere in the world, he noted.
