Peru suspends trials of “Chinese vaccine” after weak leg patients Bahrain is not afraid – approved free injections.
Peru suspended trials of “Chinese vaccine” – Dec 14 CNN Report that Professor German Malaga Director of clinical testing at the laboratory of China National Pharmaceutical Group (Sino Farm) Chinese pharmaceutical giant in Peru Announcing the suspension of preventive vaccine trials COVID-19 Of Sino Farm
After it was found that infected people aged 64 years with joint illnesses of diabetes. Have weak leg muscles Even though the initial symptoms remained stable But to avoid the potential risk to other volunteers Therefore agreed to suspend the test
side CNN The movement in Peru was reported before Bahrain’s authorities approved the Sino Farm vaccine. A statement by Bahrain’s National Health Service did not indicate which vaccines were approved in the two vaccines Sino Farm developed.
But citing clinical testing data found to be effective against 86 percent of the COVID-19 infection, the Ministry of Health issued a statement saying residents of Bahrain and residents of Bahrain aged 18 and over. You can register for the free vaccination.
File Photo: Peru’s Sinopharm vaccine trial suspended after patient reports a decrease in muscle strength in his legs. REUTERS
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File Photo: A health worker prepares a volunteer to receive a COVID-19 vaccine produced by the Chinese Sinopharm during its trial at the Clinical Studies Center of the Cayetano Heredia University in Lima. (AFP)
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File Photo: Volunteers wait to receive a COVID-19 vaccine produced by the Chinese Sinopharm during its trial at the Clinical Studies Center of the Cayetano Heredia University in Lima. (AFP)
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File Photo: A volunteer is checked before receiving a COVID-19 vaccine produced by the Chinese Sinopharm during its trial at the Clinical Studies Center of the Cayetano Heredia University in Lima. (AFP)
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File Photo: A volunteer sits at the monitoring room after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine produced by the Chinese Sinopharm during its trial at the Clinical Studies Center of the Cayetano Heredia University in Lima. (AFP)
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