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He added that American tests and studies would be completed for approval. "Sometime in early april".
He went on to say: "Tens of millions of doses would have been manufactured and therefore available for use if the data supported approval.".
Al-Sallawi did not consider that Great Britain had rushed to its decision and praised the British Medicines Agency as a description "A science-based institution", Pointing to her "I have no doubts about your decision".
The United States recorded more than 3,900 deaths from Covid-19 on Wednesday, according to a census released by Johns Hopkins University, which is a new daily record of deaths from the virus.
The Baltimore-based university announced the death of 3,927 people from the Corona virus in the last 24 hours in the United States, the country most affected by the epidemic in the world, while 189,671 new infections were registered.
Thus, the total number of infections in the United States has reached 19,715,899 and 341,845 deaths since the virus began to spread.
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During a press conference, Al-Salawi expressed his hope that the vaccine developed by “Johnson & Johnson” will be approved in the first half of February, noting that unlike the vaccines that received initial approval, the new vaccine comes in a single dose, as reported by “France”. Bree.
Al-Slaoui described the new vaccine as “a game changer in America’s deal with the epidemic,” noting that it is in the final experimental stages and mechanisms to accelerate dose delivery are currently being discussed.
According to experts, the adoption of the vaccine, which is administered in “a single dose”, would protect people from the virus within a few weeks of vaccination, while it would take almost a month for those that come in the form of two doses. like “Pfizer” and “Moderna”.
In his speech, Al-Salawi mentioned the “AstraZeneca Oxford” vaccine, and said the United States hopes to license the vaccine in April, according to the British newspaper “Daily Mail.”
He added that the US tests and studies would be completed for approval “sometime in early April.”
He continued: “Tens of millions of doses will have been manufactured and therefore available for use if the data supports approval.”
Al-Sallawi did not see Britain rushing into its decision and praised the British Medicines Agency as “a science-based institution”, noting that “I have no doubts about its decision.”
The United States recorded more than 3,900 deaths from Covid-19 on Wednesday, according to a census released by Johns Hopkins University, which is a new daily record of deaths from the virus.
The Baltimore-based university announced the death of 3,927 people from the Corona virus in the last 24 hours in the United States, the country most affected by the epidemic in the world, while 189,671 new infections were registered.
Thus, the total number of infections in the United States has reached 19,715,899 and deaths to 341,845 since the virus began to spread.
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