Russia to develop a "seasonal vaccine": after vaccination, the new crown of influenza can resist.

"Yes, there is no doubt that we have put forward this plan," Karpova said in response to a question about the possibility of developing a vaccine that would be able to fight both influenza and the new coronavirus.
the new coronavirus is likely to spread for several more seasons, and we can't get rid of it, we're ready to develop a seasonal vaccine.
we have this tectonic model and are already working on a sample anti-flu vaccine.
, that is, in order to get this vaccine, we are clearly close to being able to do so-called construction work.
" Karpova added that Moscow State University is currently in the process of developing a new coronavirus multi-price vaccine, funding will be available in about six months to reach the level of clinical trials, but how long the drug's effectiveness will last is not clear until after preclinical studies.
We have a high-priced vaccine, which means we have universal antigens, and hopefully even a genetic mutation in the virus will prevent secondary infections, but I don't have accurate data yet," Karpova said.
Russian media reported earlier that the Russian Ministry of Health on August 11 registered the world's first vaccine to prevent new coronavirus infection, by the National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology of Gabriel and the Russian Direct Investment Fund jointly developed.
vaccine has been named Sputnik V.
40,000 volunteers will take part in the post-registration trial of the new crown vaccine, and each volunteer will have to be observed for six months after receiving the new crown vaccine, according to the press service of the Russian Ministry of Health.
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