Does the Turkovac vaccine have side effects, and if so, what are they? When will the domestic vaccine Turkovac be released?

Health Minister Fahrettin Koca announced that Turkey is one of the 9 countries producing coronavirus vaccines. The aforementioned domestic vaccine Turkovav has also been approved for emergency use. So, does the Turkovac vaccine have side effects, and if so, what are they?

ARE THERE SIDE EFFECTS TO TURKOVAC VACCINE?

A member of the Ministry of Health’s Coronavirus Science Board and also the President of the Turkish Vaccine Institute affiliated to TÜSEB, Prof. Dr. Ateş Kara evaluated the preliminary results obtained in the clinical studies carried out on the domestic inactivated coronavirus vaccine TURKOVAC, for which an application for emergency use has been made.

Kara stated that the data in the clinical studies of the TURKOVAC vaccine are very positive, and positive results were obtained from the comparative data conducted with the inactivated vaccine Sinovac. He also explained that the evaluation was made on the basis of two groups of data about TURKOVAC.

Pointing out that the side effects of the vaccine were discussed and the second group study on the safety aspect aimed to reach approximately 3-4 thousand people, Kara said, “At this point, we have an advantage compared to the beginning; Since inactivated vaccines are generally used and administered to approximately 3.5 billion people worldwide, we know what and how often their potential adverse effects are. We are looking at whether these effects are seen in TURKOVAC as well. We saw that data were also positive.’ used the phrases. In other words, according to the reviews, no serious side effects were observed in the Turkovac vaccine.

Kara pointed out that these two groups of data are very advantageous results in the emergency use approval process. Scientific Committee Member Prof. Dr. Kara stated that many tests were carried out for the production phase of the vaccine and stated that TURKOVAC was found to be producible.

WHEN WILL TURKOVAC BE OUT?

Health Minister Fahrettin Koca said, “It will be used next week, especially in city hospitals, before the end of the year.”

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