translated from Spanish: Video Why was Oxford vaccine production paused?

Before you panic or lose hope, you have to make something very clear: everything can fail, because that’s the way science is. In this case not to despair because if there is one thing that is clear about this pandemic is that there is nothing safer than vaccines that reach the arms of all patients in the world. To be clear, in this video by Fabricio Ballarini for Filo.news we tell you why AstraZeneca stopped human testing of the vaccine developed by the University of Oxford and why this does not mean the end of a path that continues in full development for human health.
One thing that is high right now is that these processes are quite common and Britain’s possible cure is not the only “near.” To date, there are 9 projects in Phase 3, more than 30 in Phase 1 and 2 and more than 90 in Preclínica Phase, which makes it clear that one of them will reach a good port. Now, let’s get on with the oxford vaccine failure issue. As the autoriades and doctors expressed, the only patient who had a “severe adverse result” would have inflammation in the spinal cord called Mielits Transversa and which is a very dangerous thing. However, you don’t have to fully tip the injection, as these days you are working together to know if it was produced by the vaccine or not. That’s why it’s clear that vaccines are SAFE. Meanwhile, Hugo López Gatell, undersecretary of Mexican Health, who works on the development of it for Argentina and the aforementioned country, announced the cessation of production as long as it is resolved that it is again drinkable to be distributed in the world. For now, you have to wait… Patience.

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