Bill Gates is funding for COVID-19 dealing, treatment and the development of an effective and safe vaccine. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has already funded 4.5 billion dollars for the study. He is funding seven potential vaccine projects. He recently said that if all goes well, the world can get good news within a year.
Speaking on CNN’s Farid Zakaria’s GPS, Bill Gates said, “If all goes well, we will be able to go into small-scale production in a year. However, this period may be extended again to two years.
Scientists around the world are trying to develop a vaccine for coronavirus. The problem is, it’s pandemic. And it takes a long time to make a vaccine. In order to ensure that vaccines made to protect people do not cause death again, potential vaccines have to be tested at various stages. Several vaccines are currently in the experimental stage. The vaccine that goes through all the steps and proves to be effective and safe at the same time will be applied to the human body in the end. In this case, there is no chance of haste. This can lead to the opposite danger.
Referring to this safety, Bill Gates reminded that it is difficult to get an effective and safe vaccine before 18 months.
Bill Gates is the exact opposite of Trump’s statement on the role of the World Health Organization. In a recent interview with the Financial Times, Bill Gates described the role of the World Health Organization (WHO) in the Financial Times, saying “the WHO is clearly doing a great job. At this time they should get additional support from different sides. ” It is no longer difficult to understand that the last sentence is intended for Trump.
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