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Covid-19 vaccine may be ready by early next year, says Chinese medical expert

Saturday, 02 May 2020 07:53 PM MYT

Doctor and postdoctoral researcher of Sun Yat-sen University in China, Sun Jiufeng, said the republic was currently developing two different vaccines, with both now in phase two of clinical trials which were expected to complete this May or June. “However, for the actual application of this vaccine, because the need is really high, I think it’s safe to say that the vaccine will be used on patients definitely in the next year,” he said, speaking through a translator.at the Chinese embassy here today.

Also present at the interview were the chief physician, professor and postgraduate supervisor of the Integrated Chinese and Western Emergency Medicine, Li Jun, and associate professor, postgraduate supervisor, associate chief physician of ICU, Guangdong Provincial People’s Hospital, Wen Miaoyun. “We have shared our experience on this effectiveness with our Malaysian colleagues. We also hope if the situation allows, Malaysia could introduce traditional Chinese medicine in treating Covid-19 as soon as possible to bring benefit to patients.

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Before that millions of people will be dead

What not ready yet ? You had a head start over the other countries, you knew about the virus 4-6 months befire anyone else.Go on tell me I won' t tell anyone else..you have it already don't you?

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