Russia is planning to start "mass vaccination" against the coronavirus in October. But they're using a vaccine with little public safety evidence, and experts are deeply skeptical about the rushed process.
Russia's Vaccine Claims Come With Little Evidence, Incomplete Testing
Russian President Vladimir Putin touted a breakthrough with a homegrown vaccine. But experts are deeply skeptical, and the testing process isn't over.
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Posted: 7:17 p.m. EDT Aug 11, 2020
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