According to the source of the study, the Astra-Zenica vaccine has shown efficacy against the corona virus variant. • The full results are expected to be published this month.
Will they be promoted for use against the Brazilian mutation?
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Preliminary data from an Oxford University study suggested that the Astra-Zenica corona vaccine was effective against the Brazilian mutation in the virus.
This is what the source in the details told Reuters today (Friday).
According to the source, the vaccine will not have to undergo adaptation to protect against the Brazilian variant, which is estimated to have developed in the city of Manaus near the Amazon River.
The source stressed that the information has not yet been officially released to the public.
The source did not provide the Reuters news agency with the exact efficacy rate of the vaccine against the mutation.
According to him, the full results of the study will be published during the month.
It should be noted that previous information has suggested that the Astra-Zenka vaccine is less effective against the South African mutation of the corona virus. As a result, South Africa was forced to stop using it.
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