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#Sputnik V

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Judy Twigg
Judy Twigg

“The WHO [World Health Organization] has said that it needs more data [related to Sputnik V vaccine], and it needs to go back and inspect some production lines where it saw issues early on. Those re-inspections are a multiweek process, with good reason. It's not something that they just gloss over lightly.”

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Political science professor specializing in global health at Virginia Commonwealth University
09 Oct 2021 4 2
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Bernard Smith
Bernard Smith

“Between 60 to 70 percent of people here say they are not willing to take a vaccine and that seems to stem from a general distrust of what the government is trying to get them to do. And this is despite the fact that the Russian Sputnik vaccine is internationally recognised and has been very effective.”

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Al Jazeera’s journalist reporting from Moscow
12 Jun 2021 4 2
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Tomer Hertz
Tomer Hertz

“I don’t think the scientific community looks up to this vaccine so much, as the data have been sparse and not thorough. They don’t run things the way other countries do. The data published so far has not illustrated they are standing on solid ground. There’s lots of really good Russian science, but also a tradition of a lack of transparency that would make you more cautious about relying on current data. If they have convincing data I do not see a reason upfront to discard this vaccine just because it was made in Russia.”

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Professor who runs a systems immunology lab at Ben Gurion University of the Negev
20 Nov 2020 4 1
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Zeev Rotstein
Zeev Rotstein

“We signed a memorandum of understanding, and now a contract, which means we will be a distribution center for the vaccine - possibly not only in Israel, but also in the area. Before now, nobody in Israel wanted to hear about the Russian vaccine.”

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Director of Jerusalem’s Hadassah Medical Center
20 Nov 2020 5 4
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Alexander Gintsburg
Alexander Gintsburg

“The publication of the interim results of the post-registration clinical trials that convincingly demonstrate Sputnik V vaccine’s efficacy gives way to mass vaccination in Russia against COVID-19 in the coming weeks.”

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Director of the Gamaleya Institute
11 Nov 2020 4 4
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