Russian scientists Claim - Corona vaccine next month

Russian scientists Claim -   Corona vaccine next month

The Oxford vaccine is in the final stages of a clinical trial of AstraZeneca. The moderna's vaccine Pfizer is at the same stage. Companies like Bharat Biotech International of India are also at the forefront of the race to develop corona vaccines. But will Russia's covid vaccine to the market before everyone else?

There are similar indications in various sources of the Russian administration. Despite much controversy, the Vladimir Putin administration has insisted on making vaccines a priority.

The Russian-made vaccine has not yet been named. Russian scientists have claimed that the first and second stages of the anonymous corona vaccine have been successfully tested in the human body. Scientists also claim that many of the volunteers who took the vaccine in the first stage are returning home healthy.

This time the test of the third step will start quickly. Scientists have indicated that the vaccine could be made available to the general public next month after that process is completed. Sources said that trade agreements have already been signed with five countries. In all those countries, production will start only after the final stage of testing.



But according to scientists, the results of this third and final step in the experimental application of any vaccine are very important. This is because this vaccine is applied to most people (thousands) at this stage.In addition to the specific efficacy, it is seen whether any problem or side effect is being created.




The results can also be analyzed accurately as it is applied to more people. According to Russian scientists, Moscow will start production soon after completing this stage of testing. The vaccine may be available to the general public next month. Scientists are hopeful that a dose of 20 million vaccines could be made by the end of this year.


But the Russian vaccine has been the subject of controversy since the beginning. Russian scientists have also been accused of stealing technology from Western labs to speed up vaccine production. In addition to clinical trials, some scientists also took the vaccine for testing.