Matt Hancock gives speech at the Jenner Institute

The transcript discusses the G7 health ministers meeting in Oxford, highlighting the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. It emphasizes the critical role of science and vaccination in overcoming these challenges, referencing Edward Jenner's pioneering work in vaccination. The discussion reflects on the lifesaving impact of vaccines and imagines a world without them, underscoring their importance in public health.

What is the significance of holding the G7 health ministers meeting in Oxford?

• Oxford has a large population of health ministers.

• Oxford is a critical location for scientific research.

• Oxford is the birthplace of Edward Jenner.

• Oxford is known for its historical landmarks.

What major hope does science offer in the fight against COVID-19?

• Social distancing

• Vaccination

• Economic recovery

• Travel restrictions

Who is credited with conceiving the science of vaccination?

• Alexander Fleming

• Louis Pasteur

• Marie Curie

• Edward Jenner

What diseases are mentioned as being controlled by vaccines?

• Smallpox and measles

• HIV and hepatitis

• Influenza and chickenpox

• Tuberculosis and malaria

What does the speaker urge the audience to imagine?

• A world with universal healthcare

• A world with no diseases

• A world without vaccines

• A world with unlimited resources