Efforts to an Anti - Incident - COVIDD-19, even Spain

There are various motivations... but there are actually many 65-year-old volunteers who are weak and have decided to participate in the test so as to get a possible vaccine as soon as possible, a way to protect themselves before the start of the winter”, said Alberto Borobia, co-ordinator at the La Paz hospital in Madrid.

This vaccine, even though still far away to be available to the general public, can provide new information on ways to protect from coronavirus in Spain, one of the countries most affected by COVID-19 in Europe.

The fact that we will have information about the autochthonic population from our country will be very important in analyzing data, to prove whether they are really effective and to learn more about the ways we should act”, Borobia adds.

About 140 vaccines are being tested in the world. 30 have already been tested in humans, but researchers believe that no more than ten will prove effective against COVID-19. It usually takes years to develop a safe vaccine, but some may be ready next year”, reports Jaime Velazquez from Euronews.

One of the vaccines is being developed by the company from Astrozeneca. The test is being conducted in Oxford City in the United Kingdom. Nurse Joan Pons is a volunteer who will participate in the vaccine tests.

In very extraordinary cases, “can produce anaphylactic shock and death. My heart froze when I signed this letter, but I thought. What is the alternative? If there are no volunteers, there will be no vaccine, and if there is no vaccine, the virus will remain here between us. And I thought, no, this can't be so, coronavirus must end in one way or another”, she said.

As researchers rush to find protection from COVID-19, the virus continues to spread throughout Europe. But until a vaccine is ready, all must fight and defend themselves in the same ways since March.