World needs an effective COVID-19 vaccine only, not an unnecessary race.

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Of course! Every leader(s) of different countries, small or large, want to save human life and …the economy

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It doesn't seem to be a race for the sake of humanity, it rather looks to be motivated by political, strategic and economic reasons. We hope that people will get a safe vaccine by the end.

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I think that Russia won this race and in October the Russian vaccine will be marketed to world markets.

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Actually it looks like a cold war among the world powers, and this may affect the speed of delivery of the expected vaccine.

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The race towards vaccines may be good at the same time bad as you have rightly pointed out. Russia by rushing things may endanger the lives of people with this vaccine that has not gone through a scientifically proven process. The race will enable us, the people to benefit.

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Absolutely yes. There's a huge competition by nations to win the coronavirus vaccine war. We hope the world doesn't end up paying the cost for an unhealthy competition in this context.

Rasha Majid Abd Ulameer Alhumairi Not only USA, China, Russia or Britain, but all those who can afford it are in the race to come up with a vaccine against Covid-19 as early as possible. Let's wait, watch and hope a few one should succeed to the cause of humanity.

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Faced with the scale of the coronavirus pandemic, the great powers have embarked on a real race to obtain a vaccine against covid 19. On August 11, Vladimir Putin announced that Russia had developed the "first" vaccine against coronavirus. An assertion that still needs to be independently and scientifically verified, according to the WHO. Instead of being developed in ten years, the future potential vaccine against Covid-19 will be developed in a few months. Competition, acceleration of manufacturing processes and opacity of laboratories.

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Some doctors in my area claim that vaccines are for money making not preventing diseases. We have the experience with the annual flu vaccine in N. America: Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. But the manufacturer is always happy with the profits.

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Sure, hundreds of research studies are being carried out all over the globe to combat the Coronavirus and about 27 COVID-19 vaccines are in various phases of clinical trials.

Companies in the US, UK Russia and Germany among others are actively involved in the development of the vaccine.

Yes they are racing but for a good cause to save the lives of people of their country and in the process may be tryintrying to score over one another as there are financial gains too are involved for those who will design and develop vaccine which will confirm to safety and efficacy considerations.

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I think we need antiviral therapy in addition to substantial vaccine.

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Of course. YES!!:There are obvious economic, prestige and, ultimately, leadership interests (remember what happened between France and the US when both claimed isolation from HIV, etc.)

Yes! Please see the links below.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/russia-unveils-coronavirus-vaccine-claiming-victory-in-global-race-before-final-testing-is-complete/2020/08/11/792f8a54-d813-11ea-a788-2ce86ce81129_story.html

https://www.onmanorama.com/news/world/2020/07/24/global-powers-in-race-to-develop-coronavirus-vaccine.html

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Yes and thats unfortunate from 3 point of view, firstly, the equitable distribution of the vaccine sans borders will be at stake, secondly, the transparency of the trail will be questionable and lastly, it points towards the failure of global public health agencies to take the leadership part in vaccine related issues.

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Yes everyone wants to see a vaccine come through

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I think it is a temporary crisis . Whenever a vaccine is standardised Globally like

other vaccines like triple antigen then the race will be automatically stopped . But

the final trial ( III) will getting success may require few years .

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YES there is.

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Certainly, part of the control of superpowers is controlling the management of crises, so one of the most important issues that make countries strong in their political decisions are health and medical issues.

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Yes, of course

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Yes they are, about 27 COVID-19 vaccines are in various phases of clinical trials. Countries like UK, Germany, US, China, India and other countries are in the race to develop vaccine.

The major global powers and in race to everything, and to obtain the vaccine as well. To produce the vaccine first means a lot not only in prestige, but also in economy in various ways. It is very interesting to follow the liberal media from the West and their reactions. Firstly, they were persuading the whole world that the vaccine was the only solution to COVID-19, with their leading "medical expert" Bill Gates. However, when it appeared that the Russians produced the vaccine before the West, the liberal media changed their story, now speaking of "danger" and "not following all the procedures", etc. It would be the same in case China got the vaccine first. In case the West got it first, there would be not a single word about "danger" etc. Instead, we would listen to propaganda that we "must buy" the vaccine if we want to live. Conclusion: COVID-19 has changed many things in the world, but not the main patterns of the liberal media propaganda.

In joining the race of COVID-19 vaccine, Russian vaccine short-cut may back-fire.

While the 3 major world -power (USA, UK, China) are in a race to develop COVID-19 vaccine by doing phase 3 trials, the results of which will be known in October 2020.

However, 4th major world-power, Russia has tried to jump into the COVID-19 vaccine race by announcing to by-pass phase 3 trials by start using the vaccine. This can back-fire for Russia.

How Russia's Rushed Covid-19 Vaccine Could Backfire

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Certainly it would be a boom for humans.Humanity comes first then the global villages...

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Yes, the world powers are at a global race for a vaccine against COVID-19.

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Very interesting. I am keeping my fingers crossed for the Oxford University vaccine.

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