Oxford's COVID-19 vaccine safe or unsafe? Big information comes to the fore

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: September 18, 2020 09:52 AM2020-09-18T09:52:50+5:302020-09-18T09:52:50+5:30

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The scourge of the coronavirus continues throughout the world. The number of cases in the world has now crossed the three crore mark. Meanwhile, world-class researchers are currently looking for a vaccine to curb the spread of the virus..

Meanwhile, although many coronavirus vaccines are being tested around the world, the highest expectations are from the corona vaccine being developed near Oxford. However, testing of the vaccine was stopped due to adverse effects on one of the volunteers.

Also whether the vaccine being developed by Oxford has any side effects and which volunteers had some side effects. It is also known whether it has anything to do with the vaccine.

Some documents have been sent to all volunteers from Oxford. It was clarified that the inconvenience caused to the concerned volunteer was not due to the testosterone vaccine tested. One of the volunteers tested for the Oxford vaccine.

Oxford said in the report that a separate study of the test showed that the problem with the volunteer was in no way related to the corona vaccine. Also, due to this vaccine, the health of the concerned volunteer has deteriorated

AstraZeneca and Oxford faced a barrage of questions after testing of the vaccine was stopped. Research on vaccines from the University of Oxford in the United States has been postponed until it receives a regulatory review.

Meanwhile, the suspension of research on the Oxford vaccine has raised concerns about when the first vaccine to protect against the corona will be ready.

The Oxford and AstraZeneca vaccines are currently at the forefront of vaccines being developed against the coronavirus. The company is also striving to develop a vaccine as soon as possible.

Meanwhile, the results of the final phase test of the AstraZeneca corona vaccine are expected to be released by next month. The company also claims that the Oxford vaccine will be ready by the end of this year.

Oxford vaccine testing has now resumed in England and South Africa. It has also been allowed to resume testing in India.