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No, the Russian one that was released for public use was developed by one of the government institutes (which has a very shady history of falsifying data).
by fakedang 6y ago
No, the Russian one that was released for public use was developed by one of the government institutes (which has a very shady history of falsifying data).
- Tepix 6y ago> has a very shady history of falsifying data Source?
- fakedang 6y agohttps://edition.cnn.com/2020/10/27/health/russia-coronavirus-vaccine-sputnik-v-reality-check/index.html https://edition.cnn.com/2020/10/27/health/russia-coronavirus... I know it's CNN (what I could find with 5 mins of Googlefu) and they don't explicitly mention the falsified data part. But the Gamaleya Institute is well known in Russia for falsifying data both as a propaganda machine, as well as to obtain further funding from the federal government. I can't find another source I read earlier concerning a past instance of fraud perpetrated by the institute (it was in German).