Human trials for Russia’s COVID-19 vaccine going on: Volunteers experience side effects
As reported, Murashko said that the symptoms after being injected with the Russian COVID-19 vaccine "level off" by the next day and the complications are "described in the instructions and are predictable".
There are now no COVID-19 vaccines approved by US regulators, although a handful are in late-stage trials to prove they are safe and effective.
Today, a second contract with a pharmaceutical company entered into force following the contract's formal signature between Sanofi-GSK and the Commission.
The contract signed with France's Sanofi and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) of Britain will allow all European Union (EU) member states to purchase up to 300 million doses of the Sanofi-GSK vaccine.
The vaccine will be distributed according to population and need in the countries, which can also decide to donate doses to non-EU states. It will be coupled with an adjuvant, a substance that acts as a booster to the vaccine, made by GSK. Volunteers are expected to receive a second shot of the adenovirus-based viral vector vaccine within 21 days of the first.
He also stated that the vaccine does not provide life-long immunity against the COVID-19 virus, but the vaccination can be repeated as needed.
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To provide additional transparency in the context of the pandemic, the company also made Phase 3 protocol available online. Any vaccine put on the market will have to meet the necessary safety requirements and undergo the scientific assessment by the European Medicines Agency as part of the EU market authorisation procedure.
As of September 17, there were 182 COVID-19 candidate vaccines being developed worldwide, and 36 of them were in clinical trials, according to the World Health Organization.
The EU executive, the European Commission, told a meeting of EU ambassadors last week that it was "trying to be pragmatic as the total number of vaccines that could be produced globally next year is 2.4 billion", one of the EU sources told Reuters.
The EU money is used for down payments to vaccine makers and covers mostly development and production costs. No one will be safe until everyone is safe.
"We are actively preparing for a potential commercial launch of mRNA-1273, our COVID-19 vaccine, and we continue to expand the breadth of Moderna's platform", he said. As part of a Team Europe effort, the Commission announced on 31 August a contribution of €400 million in guarantees to support COVAX and its objectives in the context of the Coronavirus Global Response.
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