China’s COVID-19 Vaccines ‘Don’t Have Very High Protection Rates’
- 3 years ago
China’s COVID-19 Vaccines , ‘Don’t Have Very High Protection Rates’ .
The director of the China Centers for
Disease Control, Gao Fu, revealed the news
on Saturday at a conference in Chengdu.
Gao also shared that the government is considering
mixing vaccines to boost effectiveness.
It’s now under formal
consideration whether we
should use different vaccines .., Gao Fu, via conference.
... from different technical lines
for the immunization process, Gao Fu, via conference.
Another China CDC official said mRNA-based
vaccines have entered clinical trials, though
he did not provide a timeline.
The Sinovac and Sinopharm vaccines make up the majority of Chinese vaccines, with the former found to be as low as 50.4% effective in preventing serious infections.
Beijing has not yet approved
any foreign vaccines for use in China
The director of the China Centers for
Disease Control, Gao Fu, revealed the news
on Saturday at a conference in Chengdu.
Gao also shared that the government is considering
mixing vaccines to boost effectiveness.
It’s now under formal
consideration whether we
should use different vaccines .., Gao Fu, via conference.
... from different technical lines
for the immunization process, Gao Fu, via conference.
Another China CDC official said mRNA-based
vaccines have entered clinical trials, though
he did not provide a timeline.
The Sinovac and Sinopharm vaccines make up the majority of Chinese vaccines, with the former found to be as low as 50.4% effective in preventing serious infections.
Beijing has not yet approved
any foreign vaccines for use in China