The British company suspended the overdue trials this week following a player’s illness in Britain. The patient would experience symptoms related to a rare inflammatory spinal disorder called transverse myelitis.
Soriot once said online that AstraZeneca is not yet aware of the diagnosis, adding that it is not transparent if the volunteer had transverse myelitis and that additional testing is needed.
It stated that the diagnosis would be presented to an independent protection committee, which would involve the corporate if the tests could be resumed.
Soriot said with the prospective vaccine that the World Health Organization (WHO) has described it as the promising maximum for coronavirus, which is standard for the suspension of a trial.
“It’s very common, in fact, and a lot of experts will tell you,” Soriot said, adding, “The difference with other vaccine trials is that the overall total doesn’t observe them, of course. ‘stop, they and they start over. ‘
AstraZeneca would supply vaccines to countries at the same time to ensure fair and equitable distribution, Soriot said, adding that the company is about to have the ability to produce 3 billion doses at sites around the world to prevent governments from restricting distribution.
AstraZeneca’s stock plummeted Wednesday after the announcement of the rest of the trial, and some observers raised doubts about the timing of a vaccine to curb the coronavirus pandemic.
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