Sinovac Real-World Data In Brazil Shed Fresh Light On China COVID Vaccine Efficacy Debate
Executive Summary
Sinovac’s COVID-19 vaccine has an efficacy rate of 50% in one hard-hit region of Brazil, a study finds, which could fuel fresh doubts over the efficacy of Chinese vaccines and raise the urgency to change current vaccination strategy.
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