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Piecemeal data releases threaten to undermine Sinovac's COVID-19 vaccine
Reuters
Publishing date:
Dec 28, 2020 • Last Updated 14 hours ago • 3 minute read
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BEIJING/SINGAPORE — Fragmental releases of efficacy data for the COVID-19 vaccine developed by China’s Sinovac could undermine confidence in the shot, experts warned, as several countries prepare for mass inoculations with the vaccine.
Turkish researchers said on Thursday Sinovac’s CoronaVac was 91.25% effective based on an interim analysis only to see a confusing readout the same day from Brazil which said the vaccine’s efficacy was between 50% and 90%...
China gives conditional approval to Sinopharm vaccine
The Associated Press
Published Wednesday, December 30, 2020 10:36PM EST
BEIJING -- China has given conditional approval to a coronavirus vaccine developed by state-owned Sinopharm.
The vaccine is the first one approved for general use in China.
Chen Shifei, the deputy commissioner of China's National Medical Products Administration, said at a news conference Thursday that the decision had been made the previous night.
The vaccine is an inactivated, two-dose vaccine from the Beijing Institute of Biological Products, a subsidiary of state-owned conglomerate Sinopharm. The company announced Wednesday that preliminary data from last-stage trials had shown it to be 79.3% effective....
