Scientists are under tremendous pressure to produce an effective vaccine for the corona virus as soon as possible.

The speed of the virus can be controlled by social distancing, but experts feel that the only way to stop the epidemic is by vaccine.

However, there are many vaccines that initially give a lot of hope, but when more people are tested, they fail.

This purported third phase is of great importance in these tests, as it is the stage in which a vaccine is known to have any side effects.

What does the vaccine do? It actually increases the immunity of humans, which causes them to attack and destroy viruses that cause diseases.

However, if the resistance increases incorrectly, it can increase the space for solving problems.

This is the reason that strict rules and guidelines have been made regarding the testing of vaccines, and disregarding them can be dangerous.

In Britain, there is a thought that if a vaccine arrives before the new year, new rules should be brought about its use without a license. But even then, strict safety norms have to be followed.

The danger of using a vaccine without a proper test can be traced back to an incident in 2009, when a quickly-made vaccine named Pandemerix was used for the H1N1 swine flu, and this led to the name Narcolepsy. Started having sleep disorders.

The World Health Organization gave a big statement about the vaccine

The World Health Organization does not expect that next year, that is, by 2021, Covid will be able to get a large number of vaccinations in terms of safety. A World Health Organization spokeswoman emphasized the importance of conducting the test on Friday.

World Health Organization spokeswoman Margaret Harris said that no vaccine at the advance clinical stage can be said to be fully effective. No vaccine has indicated any efficacy of fifty percent so far.

During a briefing in Geneva, he said that we are not really expecting to see widespread vaccination until the middle of next year.

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