translated from Spanish: Sputnik Light: Russia recorded 1-dose Covid-19 vaccine

In what seeks to be a new milestone on the part of the Gamaleya National Center, the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation recorded the Sputnik Light version of the coronavirus vaccine. As there was naticipado Michail Muraoko, the country’s Minister of Health, the paperwork had been submitted e.g. e.g. e.g. Following this point, clinical trials of the single-dose vaccine were expected to be completed, which is vital when seeking to expedite immunization campaigns. In this line, Russian President Vladimir Putin referred to the closure of 2020 as part of his annual press conference and celebrated the development of Sputnik Light, whose effectiveness he estimated at 85%.

Vladimir Putin, immunized last | Photo: Reuters

For his part, the president of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (FIDR), Kiril Dmítriev, explained that this immunization is aimed at the foreign market and “can become an interim and effective solution for many countries at the peak of the disease and want to save as many lives as possible”Moscow had begun the process of testing the single-dose vaccine in volunteers , which could be used as a revaccination of Sputnik V or to generate first protection against the virus for up to five months, the authorities of the Russian capital reported. The first participants of the Sputnik Light coronavirus vaccine were inoculated about the end of February as reported by the city’s deputy mayor for social development issues, Anastasía Rákova.

The Sputnik Light vaccine would be a single dose | Photo: Reuters

The civil service member recalled that any adult over the age of 18 and without medical contraindications can participate in the trials. Sputnik Light is a single-component vaccine that will protect against coronavirus for a period of 4 to 5 months. Rákova had previously stated that it is envisaged to verify the hypothesis that vaccination replication allows a sufficient level of antibodies to be obtained to ensure the protection of humans.” If this hypothesis is confirmed, Sputnik Light may then be used on a par with Sputnik V to reheathe the vaccinated, or apply Sputnik Light to people who, after having suffered coronavirus, developed insufficient antibodies or if the level of antibodies decreases,” he explained.
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