FDA Approved Moderna’s Vaccine

FDA Approved Moderna’s Vaccine In the USA, the FDA approved Moderna’s vaccine. The second vaccine developed to combat the coronavirus epidemic was also approved by the FDA. The coronavirus epidemic that occurred in Wuhan, China, infected more than 76 million people worldwide. According to the "Worldometer" website, where up-to-date data on the countries and regions where the epidemic occurred, the total number of cases worldwide was recorded as 76 million 13 thousand 851. In the USA, which ranks first in the number of cases and deaths, 17 million 888 thousand 353 cases were detected. US is followed by India with 10 million 4 thousand 825, Brazil with 7 million 163 thousand 912, Russia with 2 million 791 thousand 220, France with 2 million 442 thousand 990, Turkey with 1 million 982 thousand 90, England with 1 million 977 thousand 167, Italy with 1 million 921 thousand 778, Spain with 1 million 817 thousand 448, Argentina with 1 million 531 thousand 374, Colombia with 1 million 482 thousand 72, Germany with 1 million 469 thousand 991, Mexico with 1 million 301 thousand 546, Poland with 1 million 182 thousand 864 and Iran with 1 million 145 thousand 651. 1 million 681 thousand 255 people died worldwide due to coronavirus. However, 53 million 282 thousand 158 people regained their former health.   Moderna Vaccine Approved The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of the vaccine developed by the American pharmaceutical company Moderna to combat coronavirus. Moderna's coronavirus vaccine was registered as the second vaccine approved by the FDA in the USA, after the vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech. The coronavirus vaccine, whose effectiveness is announced as 94.1 percent, can be applied to people aged 18 and over. In the USA, where an agreement has been signed for the purchase of 200 million doses of vaccine from Moderna, the distribution of approximately 5.9 million doses of vaccine will begin on Sunday. Commenting on the subject on his Twitter account, Donald Trump said, "Congratulations, Moderna's vaccine is now ready!" The FDA approved the coronavirus vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech on December 11. Pfizer and BioNTech's vaccine can be applied to people aged 16 and over.