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I heard today that Putin's daughter was among the cases that the Russian vaccine has been tried on. Now, Russia and some other countries, such as UK, USA, and Germany are working on vaccines for the COVID-19 disease. Let's hope for the best.

There is confusion.

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If vaccine produce antibodies and develop helper, killer and memory lymphocytes against corona in the person vaccinated with out any side effect than vaccine is successful . If it is than any forum will recognize the vaccine .

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Sometimes, I feel like the World Health Organization is not sincere in its efforts to find a cure for this Virus or work closely with those who seem to be close. I know that the claim by Putin is yet to be verified but He is a man of few words and wouldn't make such claims if all stages of clinical trials have not been fully carried out and certified OK by Russian scientist. I expect the W.H.O to accelerate its drug safety precaution protocol and offer the world HOPE.

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It should provided that it meets up with all necessary clinical trials requirements and procedures inline with international best practices.

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Scientists warn that administering the vaccine before Phase 3 trials could backfire. On the other way, President Vladimir Putin announcing it is safe for use now. The source is: #PutinclaimsRussiahasdevelopedworldsfirstcoronavirusvaccine #sayshisdaughterreceivedit

Any how it is one step closer to the solution.solution

Is there any other options?

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I think yes.

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WHO, it is following Russia’s progress in developing a COVID-19 vaccine

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Till now......No.

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The WHO has not yet expressed itself in this regard: it is logically cautious and -perhaps- skepticism because there is still no data or evidence whatsoever about such a vaccine and its effects, except what was said by the Russian propaganda ... and, this, obviously , is not "per se" scientific evidence and, even less, independent

No! The World Health Organization (WHO) has urged Russia to follow the standard operating procedures to produce a 'safe and effective vaccine'.

https://www.cnbctv18.com/healthcare/russia-set-to-launch-first-covid-19-vaccine-but-experts-voice-safety-concerns-6604431.htm

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WHO is still not convinced of the efficacy and safety profile of the vaccine due to lack of trail evidences from the Russian authorities.

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We need to wait

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Anyhow it is a good news to have a vaccine for noval coronavirus

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I do nt think so , but at least it gives us hope that there is something being done about the virus

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The vaccine has to prove the Clinical Safety & Therapeutic Index trial . After getting success of the same the entire work should have a publication in a Prestigious high impact Journal specific to virological research .

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I don't trust the Russians, there is no clarity about their experiences, and they have no previous discoveries regarding vaccine production

I consider it a whirlwind in a cup, and their vaccinations must be wary

Third phase trail is yet to implement...if the result is SAFE the WHO may have no problem recommending the vaccine....

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There is no evidences about vaccine of the three stages , agreed with Duraid K. Al-Taey

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President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia had become the world's first country to grant regulatory approval to a COVID-19 vaccine after less than two months of human testing, a move hailed by Moscow as evidence of its scientific prowess.

Russia registers the world's first Covid-19 vaccine

The vaccine still has to complete final trials, raising concerns among some experts at the speed of its approval, but the Russian business conglomerate Sistema has said it expects to put it into mass production by the end of the year.

No viruses have a end but it can be controlled.

Example: Poliomyelitis, Aids, Ebola etc don't have an end, but this can be controlled.

At starting it increases and with a passage of time it stabilizes itself.

“Everything will fade away but viruses won't fade away

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I think, yes...

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No. There is a great controversy regarding the Russian vaccine

A senior expert of the World Health Organization (WHO) said that it is currently in conversation with Russia to get additional information about the Covid-19 vaccine that Russia will start production soon. WHO said it does not have sufficient information at this point to make a judgment on the Russian vaccine, Xinhua news agency reported.

Nine vaccine candidates that are going through Phase 2 or 3 trials, but the Russian vaccine is not one of them.

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