The epidemic process is stabilizing, but more and more infected people are detected in rural areas
The Sputnik V vaccine is registered in Russia, Belarus, Serbia, Argentina, Bolivia, Algeria, Palestine, Venezuela, Paraguay and Turkmenistan
Director Center. Gamalei noted that the study itself will not begin until the completion of the third phase of drug trials in adults, which is scheduled for April-May
Under a state of emergency, people are asked to work from home as much as possible, but a large crowd was seen during morning rush hour at a station in Tokyo on Thursday
The implementation of the measures come after Tokyo recorded 708 new COVID-19 cases Sunday
For health care workers who have been battling the virus with only masks and shields to protect themselves, the vaccines represented an emotional relief as well
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At the same time, Russians are no longer afraid of inflation
It has the capabilities to do so, says Ong Ye Kung, with support of logistical and pharmaceutical firms
Japan logged over 3,000 new cases of the novel coronavirus for the first time on Saturday, while the country’s death toll from the virus rose by 28 to 2,595
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Adults over the age of 18 will be enrolled in the trials that are expected to start before the end of this year
he most vulnerable will receive the first doses of the vaccine named Sputnik V, including medical workers and teachers
Virus prevention measures, like distancing and ventilation, need to be in place in indoor exercise venues
The government will start with healthcare workers, OAPs and the army
Many infected are affected by loss of sight, memory, coordination, speech and delirium
Potential amendments should also hamper "shadow schemes"
The fear with coronavirus mutations is that they could render otherwise potent vaccines ineffective
Health authorities have warned the current wave might be tougher to control than earlier infection
