The corona virus vaccine has entered the final stages. US announcement.
The trial vaccine has not only fully activated the immune
systems of all volunteers, but has yielded results beyond expectations.
Wednesday, July 15, 2020
Washington - The United States has announced that it is in
the final stages of developing a vaccine for the corona virus virus.
The corona virus vaccine, developed by the American biotech
company Moderna, has activated the immune system in all volunteers, raising
their expectations of success. Moderna has developed this vaccine in
collaboration with the National Institutes of Health. According to a report
published in the New England Journal of Medicine on Tuesday, the vaccine has
shown mild side effects, including fatigue, chills, headaches, muscle aches and
pain at the injection site.
This is the first US vaccine whose test results have been
published under the supervision of senior experts. When it can be made
available to the public, it will be the first vaccine in the United States to
be tested for the third time. 2021 that number could be as high as one
billion," said Dr. Lisa Jackson, who is involved in the study. The main
purpose of the phase test was to find out how safe the vaccine is and whether
it awakens the immune system. Moving towards where all the answers will be
found.
Dr. Lisa Jackson said that experience has shown that once
the vaccine is not enough for the immune system to respond to the virus,
volunteers may experience mild to moderate side effects. People who were given
more doses were more affected. Research data also showed that the vaccine
triggered an antibody reaction. Antibodies are proteins that the body produces
to fight the virus. As seen in people recovering from coyote nineteen.
Experts plan to include 30,000 people in 87 locations across
the United States in the final trial, which will include those living in
high-risk areas or situations who receive two doses of the 100 microgram
vaccine at four-week intervals. According to the World Health Organization, 23
possible vaccines for the corona virus are being tested worldwide.
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