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An international race to produce the Corona vaccine




Besides the efforts being made by various countries of the world to contain the Corona virus, there are accelerating scientific efforts to produce a vaccine that may end this epidemic that has infected more than 200,000 people and killed 8,000 others.


The information began to reveal the development of drugs to combat "Covid 19", some of which entered the stage of clinical trials, which is an advanced stage before it was approved.
There are hundreds of scientists working around the world to produce an anti-viral vaccine, the New York Times said in a report on Tuesday.



This figure indicates a significant increase, as the World Health Organization said last February that 20 vaccines are being developed, which reflects the interest of scientists, drug companies and countries as well in finding a solution to the Corona problem.


Many scientists are seeking to produce drugs that attack the virus itself, while a research group in California seeks a different approach, based on fortifying the proteins in our cells that the virus depends on to reproduce.

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