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BREAKING: [COVID-19] Russia Develops ‘First’ Vaccine, Putin says his daughter tested vaccine on herself

Russia has become the first country in the world to register a COVID-19 vaccine, local media reported quoting President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday.

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The vaccine against the novel coronavirus was developed jointly by the Gamaleya Research Institute and the Russian Defence Ministry.

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Russia’s President opening a meeting with the state officials, reported of the registration in Russia of the first vaccine worldwide against the coronavirus infection.

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“As far as I know, this morning for the first time in the world a vaccine against the novel coronavirus infection was registered,” the president said.

Putin also stated that one of his daughters had tested a Russian COVID-19 vaccine on herself and that she is feeling well.

The Russian leader noted that the first Russian COVID-19 vaccine forms stable cell and antibody immunity.

“I know this very well, because one of my daughters got vaccinated, so in this sense, she took part in testing,” Putin said. He noted that after the first vaccine shot, his daughter had a 38°C fever, and on the next day, a fever slightly higher than 37°C. “And then, after the second shot, she had a slight fever again, and then everything was fine, she is feeling well and has a high [antibody] count,” the president informed.

The Russian leader pointed out that “some people do not have any symptoms at all” after getting a vaccine shot.

Earlier the Health Minister stated that clinical trials of the vaccine developed by the Gamaleya National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology of the Russian Healthcare Ministry were over.

The Russian president has two daughters – Maria, born in 1985, and Katerina, born in 1986.

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