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Data from the final phase 3 studies should be available early next year. After that, decisions about the start of vaccination could be made.
The World Health Organization (WHO) expects coronavirus vaccinations to begin in mid-2021. Data from the final phase 3 studies should be available early next year, said a WHO expert in Geneva on Monday. After that, decisions could be made about the initiation of vaccination. As a precautionary measure, the companies involved have already produced millions of cans. Risk groups could be the first to wait for a vaccine.
The study results so far are quite encouraging in terms of its effectiveness, especially in older people, he said. According to the head of the WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the WHO is starting a new campaign, this time quite joyful and musical, against the pandemic. The catchy tune “We Are Family” by American singing group Sister Sledge will be the center of attention. She was very touched by this, Kim Sledge said. The song should encourage people around the world to show solidarity. As medical professionals, her husband and daughter are on the front lines of fighting the pandemic. The WHO video campaign #WeAreFamily aims to encourage people, for example, to sing the song with their family, record it and share it on social media. The 1979 song is considered the most successful of the soul and funk group.
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