Corona vaccine may not be detected -WHO

Washington, May 6, 2020, Wednesday

Research is also underway for an effective drug and vaccine as the corona virus epidemic is spreading around the world. Researchers from Germany, Israel and the United States have also claimed partial success. According to a source, there are more than 100 pre-clinical trials in the world for effective treatment and vaccine for corona, some of which have even been performed on humans.

In such a scenario, people are hoping to find a vaccine against the coronavirus, but the World Health Organization (WHO) has shocked everyone by saying that there is no vaccine against the coronavirus. If this happens, the Covid-12 infection caused by the corona virus will become as complex as the previous viral diseases. Although there have been many attempts to vaccinate against diseases such as HIV and dengue in the past, there has been no success for years. Dr David Nebro, the World Health Organization's special envoy for Covid-12, believes it should not be a surprise if the Covid-12 vaccine is not found, as there are many viruses that have not been vaccinated. Considering this earlier, it cannot be said with certainty that the vaccine of Kovid-12 will come. Just as important is how well the vaccine meets safety and potency criteria, so it is not enough just to find a vaccine.

While the World Health Organization's guidelines and instructions on the corona virus are taken seriously, it is only natural that hundreds of people should be concerned about the corona vaccine. According to a CNN report, the World Health Organization (WHO) believes that the worst case scenario would be if the vaccine was not discovered. Many previous attempts have failed, such as the HIV death toll of 25 million people over the past four decades, but the vaccine has yet to be found. When it comes to dengue, more than four lakh people die every year, but effective vaccines are not available to all. In some countries, dengue vaccines are available for people aged 6 to 7 years.