Scientists researching coronary heart disease show how to control corona without a vaccine

A leading American scientist has said that governments should not rely on successful early-stage vaccines to treat the disease as they decide to ease restrictions on the spread of the global epidemic (Covid 19). William Hestline, an early researcher on HIV / AIDS and human genome projects, said the best way is to carefully detect the infection and take strict isolation measures when it begins to spread. "While the Code 19 vaccine is being developed, I can't trust it," he said. Note that vaccines previously developed for other types of coronavirus have failed to protect the lining of the nose where the virus usually enters the body. He said that even without effective treatment or vaccines, the virus can be controlled by isolating it after identifying the infected and locating the infected. He urged the people to wear masks, wash their hands, clean the place and keep their distance. William Hest said that China and other Asian countries have successfully used this strategy, while the United States and other countries have not done enough to "forcibly isolate" all those at risk of contracting the virus. The scientist said that China, South Korea and Taiwan did their best to control the infections, while the United States, Russia and Brazil did the worst. He added that experiments on animals with the experimental Covid 19 vaccine had helped reduce the pressure of the virus on other parts of the body, such as the lungs, but the virus remained. Regarding treatment, he said patients were being given plasma donated by antibodies from people recovering from Covid 19 and pharmacists were working to prepare a refined and saturated solution of the serum. He said that the first real cure is going to be from the products known as Hyper Immune Globulin. It should be noted that it usually takes many years to develop a vaccine, but due to the rapid spread of the corona virus, the vaccine is also being developed very fast. It is believed that 328,368 people have died due to this global epidemic while the number of victims has reached 5,011,467. However, the number of those who have recovered from it has reached 1,98,581. ۔