American scientist: Forget the vaccine, and that's how you can protect yourself from the coronary

A senior American scientist has said that people should not count on the soon-to-be Covid-19 vaccine, as global infections exceeded 5 million after the rise in Latin America, including Brazil, which recorded nearly 20,000 new cases, reports The Guardian.

William Hasseltine, field cancer researcher, H IV / AIDS and researchers of human genome projects have said that the best approach to pandemic is to manage the disease through careful tracking of infections and strict isolation every time it begins to spread.

He said that while a vaccine could be developed, “I would not count on”, and urged people to wear masks, wash their hands, clean surfaces and maintain distance.

“Do not listen to politicians who say we will have one time when my choice will be made around,” he said, broadcast news.net. Every time people tried to get a shot for Sars or Mers has really not protected us. ”

The vaccines developed earlier for other species of coronary had failed to protect the mucous in the nose, where the virus usually enters the body, he said.

The United States and other countries have not done enough to forcibly supersede “people exposed to the virus, Haseltine said, but changed the efforts of China, South Korea and Taiwan to curb infections.