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First-of-its-kind study to infect young persons with Covid approved in UK

Published on Feb 17, 2021 by Aaron Granger

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A study that will expose healthy and young people to Covid-19 as part of initiatives to further comprehend the germ has been approved in the UK.

Backed by a $46,569,600 UK government investment, the latest study will commence in the next few weeks. The test will involve roughly 90 meticulously chosen, wholesome grownup volunteers being exposed to the coronavirus in a controlled and safe environment. The safety of participants is foremost, which means this virus delineation study will initially utilize the version of the bug that has been spreading throughout the country since March 2020 and has been demonstrated to be of minimized risk in healthy young adults.

Researchers and medics will keenly monitor the effect of Covid-19 on volunteers and will be on deck to observe them 24 hours a day. Initially, once the study has undertaken, vaccine recipients will then be exposed to SARS-CoV-2, helping to distinguish the most beneficial vaccines and expedite their development. Scientists are inviting individuals aged between 18 and 30 years old, who are at minimal risk of ramifications resulting from the novel virus, to volunteer for this integral study. Helpers will be compensated $6,238 for being involved in the study.

“Researchers and scientists around the world have made incredible progress in understanding Covid-19 and developing critical vaccines to protect people. While there has been very positive progress in vaccine development, we want to find the best and most effective vaccines for use over the longer term. These human challenge studies will take place here in the UK and will help accelerate scientists’ knowledge of how coronavirus affects people and could eventually further the rapid development of vaccines,” said Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng.

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