Corona virous:Where we?

Covid-19 vaccine: Where is our location? Rajiv Ahsan, from Canada July 09, 2020, 9:56 p.m. Online version At the time of the global epidemic, the whole world is looking for new news and the desired vaccine. Researchers and scientists are conducting one study after another on how to make that vaccine. The world now faces the challenge of developing a vaccine that is effective in combating the brand new, deadly and highly contagious coronavirus, Covid-19, which has caused stagnation in most parts of the world. Creating a successful vaccine is not easy. At present, more than a hundred companies around the world, including pharmaceutical companies, academic institutions, government agencies and other development agencies, are engaged in vaccine development. At least seventeen vaccines are already undergoing clinical trials. One of these has been approved for limited use by the Chinese military. Experts warn that it is not possible to determine which of these will be successful on a large scale. Meanwhile, Globe Biotech Limited has claimed to be the first company in Bangladesh to have the Covid-19 vaccine. Globe Biotech also claimed that the vaccine was available in the market in December this year. The company's CEO and researcher. Kakon Nag said they got the results after preliminary tests on five rabbits from June 10 to June 28. I am very optimistic about this vaccine and the next clinical trial will be started soon. Covid-19 vaccine: Where is our location? Ahmed Hossain Shahin, Clinical Research Coordinator of Tom Baker Cancer Center in Calgary, Canada and Director of RX Meems Bangladesh is going to have a virtual discussion on this on July 17 at 9 pm Bangladesh time. In that international discussion, a scientific discussion will be organized on the current status of the Covid-19 vaccine in the world. Prominent researchers from Canada, Bangladesh, Nepal and Australia will participate in the discussion through Zoom. Dr. Australia will take part in the discussion. Shahnaz Parveen, Dr. of Nepal. Shyam Prasad Lohani, Dr. SNM Abdur Rahman, Dean Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Dhaka, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Professor Saidur Rahman and CEO of Globe Biotech Research Dr. Kakon Nag. Ahmed Hossain Shaheen, Clinical Research Coordinator at Tombecker Cancer Center in Calgary, Canada and Director of RX Meems Bangladesh, said: “We can get a better idea of ​​what we are doing with the vaccine in the current situation. This is the first time Bangladesh is working on coronavirus and the initial results are very satisfactory. Our goal is for our cooperation and encouragement to be able to carry out this work successfully and bring good news for the country and the world.