Russia plans to develop about 30 vaccines against dangerous viruses
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The Gamaleya National Research Centre of Epidemiology and Microbiology plans to create a portfolio of approximately 30 vaccines. These drugs are intended to protect the population from infections that could trigger a pandemic. The concern is with viruses that are capable of spreading quickly and causing serious harm to people's health.
According to the source, developing such a portfolio is part of a strategy to prepare for possible threats in the field of healthcare. Scientists will work on vaccines against different groups of viruses. This will help to respond more quickly to new infections should they appear in the country.
Specialists note that having ready or pre-prepared vaccines is important for protecting citizens. The sooner a drug is created, the faster vaccination can begin in the event of an epidemic. Detailed timelines and a list of specific viruses have not yet been announced.
Thus, Russia is preparing for possible future threats to public health. News on the progress of the work will be published as new information becomes available.
Sources: Здоровье Mail
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