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MADRID, 15 Sep (Reuters) – News of the serious effects on a player in AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine trial has led some volunteers to the Johnson vaccine trial.
However, the trial featured reserve volunteers to continue normally, lead researcher Alberto Borobia said.
“Many called to ask us about more main points about the threat of the vaccine, if what happened to this vaccine had anything to do with the one we’re studying with, those kinds of questions,” Borobia said in the interview. He didn’t say, how many other people had given up.
This highlights the challenge for drug brands in verifying possible vaccines to control the pandemic in a massive public review. Drug brands stop trials when they control medications, but sometimes they don’t reveal this.
AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine trial was discontinued internationally on 6 September after a serious-looking effect reported on a test player in the UK.
Trials resumed in Britain and Brazil on Monday with the green softness of British regulators, yet unresolved in the United States.
Belgian Janssen Johnson Unit
The essays are underway in the Netherlands and Germany, with a total of 550 participants (Report via Silvio Castellano, Michael Gore, written through Victoria Walderse and edited through Ingrid Melander)