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(Russia) Leading Scientists Question ‘Highly Improbable’ Russian Vaccine Results Published in Lancet – The Moscow Times (Pjotr Sauer and Jake Cordell | September 2020)

Posted by Dr Gary Allen in Human Research Ethics on October 3, 2020
Keywords: Beneficence, Clinical trial, International, Medical research, Merit and integrity, Research results, Researcher responsibilities
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“It’s like if you throw a dice and you get exactly the same sequence of numbers several times.”

A group of prominent scientists and doctors has questioned the results of Russia’s research into a Covid-19 vaccine.

If you were holding out for the Russian vaccine, these researchers think, you should be wary of the reported results.

The group said there are a number of unexplained apparent duplications in Russia’s data — published in scientific journal The Lancet on Friday — concerning the antibody response of volunteers who took part in early stage trials of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine.

“There are very strange patterns in the data,” Enrico Bucci, a biology professor at Temple University in the U.S. who has published an open letter highlighting the concerns told The Moscow Times.

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