Covid 19 pills ready in the spring

Chief of the Pfizer pharmaceutical company, Albert Burla, has declared that anti-corperitus pills are expected to be available in the spring.

Burla added that the cost of the medicine taken on oral roads would be much lower than basic medical treatments, but higher than a vaccine.

Pfizer's chief made it clear that the pill will be given to the people who are being treated with coronarys and not to prevent infection.

Only one in ten may need to be admitted to the hospital after taking the pill, which will be given once in the morning and once in the evening for 5 days.

Pfizer General Director also spoke of the new version Omikron, where he added that a vaccine that can withstand the South African variant may be ready in March.

But Burla said that current vaccines are strong against the new version and that a new vaccine may not be needed.

“It is likely that Omikron will prevail, but it is unlikely that the third dosage will be under 75% effective against the new version, but about 95%”

Pfizer's chief said the first two doses are better protected from the Delta version, while the third dosage offers more protection against the Omikron version.