BEIJING: Millions of people around the world have been vaccinated against the Coronavac vaccine, developed by China’s Sinovac Biotech, to prevent the Govt virus. Hong Kong researchers say the vaccine does not provide enough immunity against the currently spreading omega-3 virus.
As scientists, physicians, and governments around the world struggle to bring an end to the coyote epidemic, a new form of omega has begun to spread. Studies on it are going on in different countries.
A recent study by Japan found that the omega-3 type spreads four times faster than the delta variety. Developed countries such as the United States, France, and the United Kingdom recommend that people over 2 months of age be vaccinated with a booster dose.
The 50-member team, led by Professor Quak Yung Yuen of the Department of Epidemiology at the University of Hong Kong, was divided into two sections. The first 25 were vaccinated against the Sinovac vaccine in China. Another 25 were vaccinated against Fischer. It revealed that there were not enough antibodies to control omega-3s in the blood serum of synovial receptors. Fifer reported that 5 percent of those who received the vaccine had antibodies to the omega-25, or 25%.
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However, the study team said that this is a preliminary study. How T-cells, thought to be the weapon of the immune system, work against omega-3s has not yet been discovered. So far 230 crore doses have been paid for the Chinese vaccine in that country and in various parts of the world. Thus they will have to actively follow the same old methods again, including the mask.
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