
The world vaccination campaign from Covid-19 continues with varying success. Anti -inflammatory sentiments are stronger than ever, and both stubborn anti -Vaxers and skeptical citizens reinforce their position with various arguments.
Of the latter - and, perhaps, the most exotic - a reference to the fantastic action movie of 2007 with Will Smith “I am a legend”. Some people, as it turned out, in all seriousness believe that it was the vaccine that turned the characters of this picture into a zombie (the screenwriter Akiva Goldsmith reacted as follows: “My God. This is a film! I invented all this!”; Facticskening of this conspiracy theory is in the detailed analysis of Reuters).
However, the anti -3rd attitude and skepticism in relation to vaccines are partially heated by their “experimental” nature - so far no vaccine, accessible, for example, in the States, has been fully approved by the regulator (FDA): manufacturers have received emergency resolution to use them (Emergency Use Authorization, Eua). Approximately 30% of 1888 unevaccitted people said during the June poll Kaiser Family Foundation that they are waiting for the regulator to fully approve the drugs. And this argument is worthy of a more detailed discussion.
So, when will the vaccines against Covid be approved completely? And will it change anything? These questions were asked in an article for Science magazine Scientific journalist Rachel Fritts.
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