The Russian vaccine has reached the second type of testing, in which it involves whether the vaccine causes health problems. But it was not defined whether the vaccine passed the third test, which is the vaccine's effectiveness.
And why Russia registered its vaccine. For some reasons.
First is the use of your own vaccine in your country. Costs with the purchase of another vaccine, in which trade systems use the dollar, would be detrimental to the Russian economy. Thus, the use of such vaccines in your own country would be a very cost-effective system, and would reduce economic risks.
The second characteristic, is that the great western laboratories, already have their vaccines purchased, even before passing the third test. Which makes it possible for WHO to generate a political force for Russia to generate vaccine for the poorest countries, while immunizing the country itself. So it would have to generate vaccines for populations, without receiving the profit that big companies get from Americans.
The third characteristic is the definition that such a country has not copied the formulas of other countries, which would be an accusation if Russia delayed registering its vaccine.
The vaccine research system applied in Russia is the same as in other countries. The question is how the vaccine separated the molecules that would activate the immune system.
The point is that Russia will apply its vaccine to the Russian people, and what remains will be used to sell to other countries, according to Russian policy. In any case, the Russian vaccine will only be used really by other countries, when many Russians use it. If such a vaccine is effective, then the Russians have won the policy of immunizing their population, using the doubts of other countries. If it is not effective, it will be a political fiasco for Russia. I do not believe that Russia has an undisclosed study base that can support the risk of being a political fiasco.
And why Russia registered its vaccine. For some reasons.
First is the use of your own vaccine in your country. Costs with the purchase of another vaccine, in which trade systems use the dollar, would be detrimental to the Russian economy. Thus, the use of such vaccines in your own country would be a very cost-effective system, and would reduce economic risks.
The second characteristic, is that the great western laboratories, already have their vaccines purchased, even before passing the third test. Which makes it possible for WHO to generate a political force for Russia to generate vaccine for the poorest countries, while immunizing the country itself. So it would have to generate vaccines for populations, without receiving the profit that big companies get from Americans.
The third characteristic is the definition that such a country has not copied the formulas of other countries, which would be an accusation if Russia delayed registering its vaccine.
The vaccine research system applied in Russia is the same as in other countries. The question is how the vaccine separated the molecules that would activate the immune system.
The point is that Russia will apply its vaccine to the Russian people, and what remains will be used to sell to other countries, according to Russian policy. In any case, the Russian vaccine will only be used really by other countries, when many Russians use it. If such a vaccine is effective, then the Russians have won the policy of immunizing their population, using the doubts of other countries. If it is not effective, it will be a political fiasco for Russia. I do not believe that Russia has an undisclosed study base that can support the risk of being a political fiasco.