How long will the vaccine against corona last? The world scientist warned
LONDON (NNI) - The world's fastest growing vaccine against the new and new coronavirus will be decided in the coming weeks, according to media reports. The weeks began and now scientists say that in six weeks it will be known whether the drug will work or not. Oxford University professor of medicine John Bell said many British citizens are now receiving the experimental vaccine in the expectation that it will be useful, to be determined in mid-June. Scientists from Oxford University The British government is working on the vaccine with the expectation that it will provide 1 million doses by September. To this end, the British government has announced a new partnership with the University of Oxford and Australasia. If successful, it must be submitted immediately. Professor John Bell said the research team has done a great job so far. He said hundreds of people have been vaccinated so far and we hope to find out in mid-June. Whether it works or not, he said the new association will help ensure that if the vaccine "Once we get permission from regulators, we don't want to go back and discuss how to prepare it on a large scale," he said. . "We also want to make sure this vaccine is available worldwide, so that people in developing countries can get it, where it is most needed. We need a partner for that," he said. Who could do such a good job, because the UK's capacity is not that good, so we are working with AstraZenka to improve that capacity. When asked if British citizens would receive top priority if the vaccine is successful, he said that around 30 million people at risk would be vaccinated in the first phase, but Oxford will work with partners abroad to ensure that it is available everywhere. parts. the world. "We are very careful with vaccines between developed and developing countries," he said. He said the pharmaceutical company had shown a big heart in its offer, which meant that the availability of vaccines and Sam would provide the vaccine at a pandemic cost. AstraZeneca chief executive Pascal Soroit said the company would supply the vaccine at cost at the time of the outbreak and expected several vaccines to be available in several countries when needed.
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