GENEVA: The World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday (Aug 4) urged Russia to follow the established guidelines for producing safe and effective ...
GENEVA: The World Health Organization on Tuesday urged Russia to follow the established guidelines for producing safe and effective vaccines after Moscow announced plans to start swiftly producing COVID-19 jabs.
Asked about the developments in Russia, the WHO stressed that all vaccine candidates should go through the full stages of testing before being rolled out. "But between finding or having a clue of maybe having a vaccine that works, and having gone through all the stages, is a big difference."The pandemic has seen an unprecedented mobilisation of funding and research to rush through a vaccine that can protect billions of people worldwide.
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