Russian doctor warns of new strain of emerging coronavirus

Russian doctor Alexander Myasnikov has announced that the emerging coronavirus continues in its difficult-to-predict mutations. Although doctors know the routes of its spread, there is still no medicine to treat it.

Myasnikov points out that the only certainty is that “Covid-19” is here to stay. That is, it will continue to mutate, as this is one of the hallmarks of viruses, and humanity has to face the new strains, as a wave of the strain is expected. South African “beta” is spreading, against which current vaccines are not effective at the required level.

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Myasnikov adds that the mutation of the emerging coronavirus is slower than that of the influenza virus, but it is a continuous and never-ending process, and the most vaccine-resistant and fastest strain will survive and spread. So “we all have to get vaccinated because there is nothing else we can do.”

He adds, of course, that vaccination will not rid humanity of serious illness, but it will reduce the death rate and cases of serious illness. Therefore, it is necessary to stop publishing daily reports on injuries and deaths from “Covid-19”, to accept the status quo and to go on living.

Myasnikov reports that the efficacy of the “Sputnik V” vaccine and the Pfizer vaccine against the “alpha” variant is 90% and against the “beta” variant is 70%, and the efficacy of the AstraZeneca vaccine is 70% and 40%, respectively. In order for the body to produce antibodies against the “delta” variant, both doses of the vaccine must be used, as one dose is not enough.

Source: Vesti. Ro

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