Don't hold your breath for a coronavirus vaccine. Here are the 7 biggest challenges we still need to overcome.

• Drugmakers, scientists, and governments are racing to develop a coronavirus vaccine at unprecedented speeds.
• It seems possible, or even likely, that a vaccine could be available by early 2021.
• But there are countless obstacles to creating a successful vaccine and ensuring people take it, including public skepticism about a vaccine's safety and the fair and equitable distribution of shots.
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If a fire breaks out in a school or a movie theater, everyone knows what to do: head for the exits.

The exit plan for this pandemic, on the other hand, is uncharted territory.

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