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Russia Registers World's First Nasal Vaccine Against COVID-19
Russia Registers World's First Nasal Vaccine Against COVID-19
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In August 2020, Russia registered the world's first vaccine against the coronavirus, Sputnik V. 01.04.2022, Sputnik International
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Russia has registered the world's first nasal vaccine against the COVID-19 infection.According to the Russian Health Ministry, the nasal vaccine consists of two doses that should be sprayed within a three-week interval.The nasal vaccine has been approved for everyone aged above 18 years.Last year, the Gamaleya Research Institute announced the creation of a nasal form of its Sputnik V vaccine. Russian President Putin later said he took the nasal vaccine as a booster.On 11 August 2020, Russia became the world's first country to register a vaccine against the COVID-19 infection. Since then, the vaccine has been purchased by dozens of countries worldwide and has been successfully used to immunise millions of people against COVID.
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Russia Registers World's First Nasal Vaccine Against COVID-19
16:30 GMT 01.04.2022 (Updated: 17:11 GMT 01.04.2022) In August 2020, Russia registered the world's first vaccine against the coronavirus, Sputnik V.
Russia has registered the world's first nasal vaccine against the COVID-19 infection.
According to the Russian Health Ministry, the nasal vaccine consists of two doses that should be sprayed within a three-week interval.
The nasal vaccine has been approved for everyone aged above 18 years.
Last year, the Gamaleya Research Institute announced the creation of a nasal form of its Sputnik V vaccine. Russian President Putin later said he
took the nasal vaccine as a booster.
On 11 August 2020, Russia became the world's first country to register a vaccine against the COVID-19 infection. Since then, the vaccine has been purchased by dozens of countries worldwide and has been successfully used to immunise millions of people against COVID.
