Russian Medical Development: News

Scorpius wrote:

par far wrote:Do we know how many people have been vaccinated in Russia?

As of 10.02.2021, about 2 million Russians were vaccinated.
After vaccination, about 300 of them became infected with the coronavirus.

Thank you for the information.

Another question, how many vaccines can Russia produce in a month?

The only two countries that I have information on are China and India. China can produce about 1.3 billion vaccines a year(from what I have heard/read), which works to about 109 million vaccines a month and India can produce 300 million vaccines per year, which works out to be 25 million vaccines a year.

I read(I think on RT) that Russia will be able to increase production of vaccines in April of 2021(don't know how true this is.)

par far wrote:

Another question, how many vaccines can Russia produce in a month?

By February 3, Russia had produced approximately 16 million doses. According to official data, by March, the production capacity will increase productivity to " tens of millions of doses per month."

P.S. According to more accurate data, according to the Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation Denis Manturov in an interview on 18.01.21, quote: "To date, more than 6.5 million doses of the two components of Sputnik V have been produced. We should produce at least seven million doses in January, and 11 million in February. And 15 million doses are planned for March"

par far wrote:

The only two countries that I have information on are China and India. China can produce about 1.3 billion vaccines a year(from what I have heard/read), which works to about 109 million vaccines a month and India can produce 300 million vaccines per year, which works out to be  25 million vaccines a year.

Just a note: if we extrapolate the number of doses produced per capita, Russia has about one and a half times higher production rates than China and about eight times higher rates than India.

Quite a few countries wanting Sputnik V will also want to produce them for themselves so that will boost production too.

It is supposed to be quite straight forward to produce, not requiring brand new untested technology like some of the other vaccines, so the production base can be made much wider and including poorer countries which can get involved in production too.

GarryB wrote:Quite a few countries wanting Sputnik V will also want to produce them for themselves so that will boost production too.

It is supposed to be quite straight forward to produce, not requiring brand new untested technology like some of the other vaccines, so the production base can be made much wider and including poorer countries which can get involved in production too.

And since it uses the natural infection immune response instead of GMO attack on every tissue in the body (including the brain),
it is vastly superior to those "bleeding edge technology" wonders.    The adenovirus is a routine infection for humans.   Including
SARS-Cov-2 proteins in these viruses does the job perfectly.   Encasing mRNA in a lipid nanoparticle is Loony Tunes "medicine".
Hijacking cells in every cubic millimeter of the body is gratuitous excess.   Now that I think about it, exposing the brain is just
insane.   And the brain is exposed because the lipid nanoparticle used as a vector for the mRNA cannot be assured to be
large enough not to cross the blood-brain barrier.   There is no cell wall holding this lipid particle together.   And hydrophobic
effects are not enough to maintain mechanical cohesion.   As these lipid particles get transported in the blood stream, some
of them may well break up with the mRNA retaining the most, but reduced lipid envelope mass.   I am also sure that during
the injection process this happens already so what is introduced into the blood stream is not a single-size lipid particle
set but a distribution.

In theiry the Pfizer RNA vaccine is based on a highly adaptible and revolutionary technology of just using viral genomes to tailor rna to trigger antibodies in the immune system, not using any existing adenoviruses. This technique should in thoery be much simpler and easier to test than adenoviral vaccines, but the pfizer came after the more traditional sputnikV(due to traditional safety trials) and to make matters worse, needs to be stored at ridiculously low temperatures, reducing accessability and transportability.


This causes a practical shortage of pfizer vaccines, while russians can vaccinate themselves regardless of who theyr are while only american health workers can get vaccinated atm. Ironically the fact that a huge amount of russians stubbornly oppose whatever their country produces(they view everythingthe west produces as inherently superior) or subscribe to antivaxxer alternative medicine has reduced demand and allowed those who want to get vaccinated the ability to do so.

Russian Direct Investment Fund confirms registration of Sputnik V in Uzbekistan

https://tass.com/world/1257595

owais.usmani wrote:https://edition.cnn.com/2021/02/17/americas/russia-putin-sputnik-vaccine-latin-america-intl/index.html

Well it seems like Sputnik V also has a huge side effect, it can also give you nightmares, just ask CNN!

What a collection of rotten hate propagandists. But we knew that already.

What happened to free market options? How is the purchase of a vaccine a geopolitical control process? Does every
dose of Sputnik V come with a few Russian soldiers occupying the country that buys them? It was you CNN maggots
that spread misinformation about Sputnik V to enable Pfizer et al. to rake in more billions. Your plans failed, cry me a
river. Now you spread your loser sour grapes with comparisons of the success of Sputnik V to the spread of a disease.

A first package of Sputnik V arrived in Gaza today after the lovely israeli government delayed the delivery. I guess the russians asked Nazinyahoo if the russian president has to come personally to deliver the stuff or if it would be enough to send a few warships.

Does anyone know if Russia is offering the Sputnik vaccine to citizens abroad in Russian embassies?

calripson wrote:Does anyone know if Russia is offering the Sputnik vaccine to citizens abroad in Russian embassies?

Doubt it

They probably got enough for staff and that was it

Does anyone know if Russia is offering the Sputnik vaccine to citizens abroad in Russian embassies?

And risk getting in to trouble making medicine that is not locally cleared or approved available to local citizens.

I doubt it.

The Ministry of Health has registered the COVID-19 vaccine "KoviVak", created at the Federal Research Center for Research and Development of Immunobiological Drugs named after M. P. Chumakov of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The agency issued the certificate until January 1, 2022. The first 127 thousand doses of the drug will go into civilian circulation in mid-March. The developer also plans to enter international markets.

The "KoviVak" vaccine is not just the third in a row after "Sputnik V" and "EpiVacCorona", but also the third in appearance. It was developed on the basis of the whole inactivated (sometimes called " killed») coronavirus.
https://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/139601/

owais.usmani wrote:

I went on to YouTube and read the comments and after reading the comments, the people in the west are beyond stupid.

Why didn´t CNN send the "reporter" who sniffed on a bagpack to find traces of chemical agents? She could tell if it was a vaccine or deadly NOVICHOK!!!!!

Youtube shows the circle jerk compartmentalization. Every video provider has its own collection of lemmings. Social media
is the greatest stratification/isolation enabler in the history of mankind since tribes were isolated by geography. Everyone
can find the warm and comfy self-affirmation "information" stream of their choosing and ignore reality.

"controversial" but EFFECTIVE... now that is a controversial way of describing it... widely accepted as effective... only the west considers it to be controversial due to their propaganda campaign against it for purely political reasons...

And the spin is that Russians are not racing to get vaccinated themselves.... what do they know.... why isn't putin taking the vaccine.... what does he know....

CNN does its antivaccination best at sabotage... always raising that bar... wonder how many on this website would like to get two jabs of Sputnik V... I know I would.

Hole wrote:Why didn´t CNN send the "reporter" who sniffed on a bagpack to find traces of chemical agents? She could tell if it was a vaccine or deadly NOVICHOK!!!!!

That whole charade was so hilarious that CNN took the original video down. The fact that she sniffed the alleged Novichok agent and didn't drop dead is ample proof that the whole Navalny affair is a pile of bullshit.

magnumcromagnon wrote:

Hole wrote:Why didn´t CNN send the "reporter" who sniffed on a bagpack to find traces of chemical agents? She could tell if it was a vaccine or deadly NOVICHOK!!!!!

That whole charade was so hilarious that CNN took the original video down. The fact that she sniffed the alleged Novichok agent and didn't drop dead is ample proof that the whole Navalny affair is a pile of bullshit.

I think she was sniffing for Sarin. I recall the case being associated with Syria and not Hahalny (Russian dictionary word for "punk ass arrogant").
But Sarin is a chemical relative of novichoke.

https://www.reddit.com/r/tulsi/comments/cnv5ty/cnn_reporter_sniffs_backpack_that_is_supposingly/

Yes, this BS happened in Syria.