Russia: vaccine testing on childrens is not possible

“It is impossible to find those who have not experienced the
coronavirus. There were ideas to look for them somewhere far away
from Moscow, from big cities, but, you know, organizationally this
is simply unrealistic,” Gunzburg, the creator of the Sputnik V
vaccine, said (https ://bit.ly/36eAIKg). The protocol for clinical
trials of the Sputnik M vaccine in the age category from 6 to 11
years should be changed immediately, the scientist continued.
“Hopefully, we will quickly be given permission that the lower limit
for antibodies will not be zero, but at least 100 international units,”
Gunzburg said. The expert emphasized that this problem will not
affect the timing of the start of clinical trials. The research will start
in three weeks. "While we will hold a competition for CRO, which
should last 15 or even 20 days, during this time we will be able to
get an amendment," the scientist explained. Gunzburg also admitted
that the Sputnik M coronavirus vaccine could become available to
children aged 6 to 11 this spring.

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