Question. You have said that Corbevax is “the world’s vaccine.” Does that mean that those made by Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca and Janssen are not for the world

Question. You have said that Corbevax is “the world’s vaccine.” Does that mean that those made by Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca and Janssen are not for the world? Answer. We say it is for the world because the capacity to produce it on a sufficient scale to cover global requirements is there. The technology to produce it already exists in various parts of the world. If Brazil wants to start producing it tomorrow, they have the technology, the factories and the know-how. Any manufacturer who can produce hepatitis B vaccines can produce this vaccine on a vast scale. That is the concept of the world’s vaccine. What I have seen with the other vaccines is that although the intention is that the whole world should have access to them, there are limitations when it comes to large-scale production, storage and intellectual property. There are many more limitations that are preventing these vaccines from being produced and received across the world.