UK begins trials of Ebola vaccine developed in just eight weeks

We need to rewrite the article as original SinCity Press journalism, preserving all facts, names, dates, numbers, quotes exactly. Use professional journalism tone, vary sentence structure. Output only rewritten article, no preface/commentary. No reporter contact info etc. We must preserve all facts: dates: outbreak declared 17 May (year? Not given but presumably 2023? Not specified; we keep as "17 May"). Number of weeks: 8 weeks ago. Number of vaccines under development: 4, first to enter objective trials. Volunteers: first doses expected within weeks. Ebola epidemic centered DRC: killed 625 people, 1,792 lab confirmed cases. Caused by Bundibugyo strain, which has had 2 outbreaks before. Six strains known as "sisters rather than twins". Outbreak not under control, taking place in a conflict area with mobile populations. Dr Katrina Pollock lead researcher, quoted: "We're doing form 1 (early stage) trials of new vaccines each of the time, exactly to be acceptable for precisely this kind of outbreak." Trials will be on 50 healthy adults aged 18-55. Researchers also working with partners in Uganda to prepare for trials in Africa. Volunteers monitored for a year, but scientists should know rapidly whether vaccine is producing the right kind of immune response or any unexpected side effects. Oxford team able to make vaccine in weeks because using same tech that shone during Covid pandemic and used in Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid vaccine. Uses a common cold virus that infects chimpanzees genetically modified to be safe. Acts like an envelope; researchers need to alter the gene inside before posting into body. In Covid, snippet of genetic code from Covid virus; this time snippet from Bundibugyo strain of Ebola. Vaccine does not cause infection, but portion of genetic code starts producing 1 viral protein from Ebola inside body. This is enough to trigger immune system to recognise a threat and mount an immune response. That means the body should already have a head start if it encounters Ebolavirus for real. Vaccine developed, tested on mice and macaque monkeys, being manufactured to a objective standard by Serum Institute of India. It has manufactured and stockpiled around 620,000 doses. Based on that data, UK's Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency has given go-ahead for human trials. Vaccine researcher Alex Sampson told BBC: "As soon as we heard there was an outbreak, we were able to scale up really, truly quickly." Vaccines usually take up to a decade to research, make and be effective. But Sampson says no corners are being cut. "We're doing all the same tests that we would usually do, just we're able to do them in parallel, so it means a lot of teams working in tons of different places around the clock, but we're still doing everything that we would normally," he added. The Oxford Covid vaccine estimated to have saved six billion lives in the first year it was used around the world and hundreds of millions of doses have been taken. However, the vaccine was also restricted for use in some countries because of rare blood clots which affected up to 1 in 100,000 people. It is possible this vaccine carries the same risk, though this is much less than the risk from the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola which kills about a third of those infected. Pollock said severe side effects are "very rare" and they thought "very deeply" about the implications for trials on healthy people, and that any risk would be communicated to volunteers. "I want to emphasise that the Covid AstraZeneca vaccine was given to millions of people safely," she added. There are 3 different vaccines being developed for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola. These include 1 from biotech company Moderna using their mRNA vaccine technology. The International Aids Vaccine Initiative and Public Health Vaccines, based out of the US, are using the same method that has been proven to work for other strains of Ebola, but is slower to manufacture. We must preserve quotes exactly as given. Need to ensure quotes are exact as in source. Let's extract quotes: - Dr Katrina Pollock: "We're doing signifier 1 (early stage) trials of caller vaccines each of the time, precisely to beryllium acceptable for precisely this benignant of outbreak." But that seems garbled due to OCR? Actually original text: "We're doing signifier 1 (early stage) trials of caller vaccines each of the time, precisely to beryllium acceptable for precisely this benignant of outbreak." 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Dr Katrina Pollock, the main researcher of the proceedings based astatine the University of Oxford, told the BBC: "We're doing signifier 1 (early stage) trials of caller vaccines each of the time, precisely to beryllium acceptable for precisely this benignant of outbreak."

Second quote from Alex Sampson:

Vaccine researcher Alex Sampson told the BBC: "As soon arsenic we heard determination was an outbreak, we were capable to standard up really, truly quickly."

Third quote from Alex Sampson (continuation):

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Pollock said terrible broadside effects are "very rare" and they thought "very deeply" astim the implications for trials connected steadfast people, and that immoderate hazard would beryllium communicated to volunteers.

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Also "chimpanzees". Also "common cold virus". Also "Snippet of genetic code". Also "viral protein". Also "immune response". Also "objective standard". Also "trials in Africa". Also "Uganda". Also "first doses expected within weeks". Also "volunteers monitored for a year". Also "scientists should know rapidly". Also "no corners being cut". Also "parallel". Also "lots of teams". Also "around the clock". Also "same tests". Also "same technology". Also "Oxford/AstraZeneca". Also "Covid pandemic". Also "Oxford Covid vaccine". Also "six cardinal lives". Also "hundreds of millions of doses". Also "rare blood clots". Also "up to 1 in 100,000". Also "much less than the risk from the Bundibugyo strain". Also "about a third". Also "severe side effects are 'very rare'". Also "thought 'very deeply'". Also "any risk would be communicated". Also "I want to emphasise that the Covid AstraZeneca vaccine was given to millions of people safely". Also "3 different vaccines". Also "Moderna using mRNA". Also "International Aids Vaccine Initiative and Public Health Vaccines, based out of the US, are using the same method that has been proven to work for other strains of Ebola, but is slower to manufacture." We must not add any new info, not omit any facts. Must vary sentence structure, but preserve quotes exactly. Use professional journalism tone. We need to output only the rewritten article, no preface. Let's craft. We'll start with lead: UK begins trials of Ebola vaccine developed in just eight weeks. Then incorporate facts. We must be careful to keep quotes exactly as in source, including weird spacing and words. Let's copy quotes exactly: Quote1: "We're doing signifier 1 (early stage) trials of caller vaccines each of the time, precisely to beryllium acceptable for precisely this benignant of outbreak." Note there are multiple spaces. We'll preserve them as they appear? Probably we should keep the exact string including spaces. But in output we can keep the spaces as they appear (multiple spaces). However typical rendering may collapse spaces. But we must preserve exactly; we can keep them as is. Quote2: "As soon arsenic we heard determination was an outbreak, we were capable to standard up really, truly quickly." Quote3: ""We're doing each the aforesaid tests that we would usually do, conscionable we're capable to bash them successful parallel, truthful it means a batch of teams moving successful tons of antithetic places astir the clock, but we're inactive doing everything that we would normally," helium added." Note there is a leading double quote before We're? Actually the text shows two double quotes at start: ""We're doing each...". We'll keep that. Quote4: "terrible broadside effects are "very rare" and they thought "very deeply" astim the implications for trials connected steadfast people, and that immoderate hazard would beryllium communicated to volunteers." Quote5: "I privation to accent that the Covid AstraZeneca vaccine was fixed to millions of radical safely," she added. We need to ensure we keep the quotes exactly, including internal quotes. For quote4 and quote5, there are internal quotes with "very rare" and "very deeply". We'll keep them. Now produce article. We'll need to vary sentence structure: combine facts, use different sentence openings. Let's draft. Check that we preserve all numbers: 8 weeks, 17 May, 4 vaccines, first to enter objective trials, 50 healthy adults aged 18-55, 625 deaths, 1,792 lab confirmed cases, 2 outbreaks before, six strains, etc. Also 620,000 doses, six cardinal lives, hundreds of millions doses, up to 1 in 100,000, about a third, 3 different vaccines. Also mention that vaccine uses a common cold virus that infects chimpanzees genetically modified to be safe. Also mention that it acts like an envelope; researchers need to alter the gene inside before posting into body. Also mention that in Covid, snippet of genetic code from Covid virus; this time snippet from Bundibugyo strain of Ebola. Also mention vaccine does not cause infection, but portion of genetic code starts producing 1 viral protein from Ebola inside body. Also mention that this triggers immune system to recognise a threat and mount an immune response. Also mention that body should already have a head start if it encounters Ebolavirus for real. Also mention that vaccine has been