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Role in the prevalence of viral infections. Babies in Botswana were more likely to have those potentially harmful viruses in their stool at that 4-month mark, compared to the stool of babies in the United States. "The location of the mother and baby appears to play a role, probably due to the type and number of microorganisms that babies are exposed to in the environment. However, babies born in Botswana still seemed to benefit from breastfeeding, either exclusively or in addition to formula consumption," says another author, Guanxiang Liang.What if Spain created the coronavirus vaccine? The cure, closer The Minister of Science, Pedro Duque, believes that the CSIC has a vaccine candidate. Other countries, such as China and the United States, are already testing vaccines in humans.
Experts believe that a cure for coronavirus will have been developed by autumn. by Javier de Benito Hernandez April 19, 2020 05:45 An attenuated smallpox virus . This is the strategy that the Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) in Spain has chosen to find a vaccine against coronavirus. The Minister of Science, Pedro Oman WhatsApp Number Duque , is so optimistic that he has announced that it is possible that next week we will have a vaccine candidate. But we will have to wait a little longer for it to be effective and to be inoculated in patients. The most cautious speak of 2021, and the most optimistic of this fall. This in Spain, but in the United States, China and other countries they are already testing other possible solutions.
Something hopeful since it is the first time in history that all social strata and all countries benefit from the same thing: putting a stop to the pandemic. The race to find a cure for the pandemic has accelerated, but it already seems to be bearing its first fruits. Vaccines are already being tested on patients and there are promising treatments that ensure that there will be a solution to stop the pathogen sooner rather than later. In China, the green light has already been given to carry out trials with three vaccines in which up to 500 volunteers will participate. The United States also began human vaccine trials in early April, some with unpronounceable names like mRNA-1273. Progress has also been made in Europe. The Jenner Institute, at the University of Oxford, is already about to carry out tests on patients. From there, one of the group's researchers assured on the Hora 25 program on Cadena SER that the vaccine will be ready in the fall .