Top Italian physician Andrea Crisanti
repeated on Monday that, as things are at the moment, he would
not have a vaccine for COVID-19.
"I reiterate that, on the basis of the knowledge that we have
today, I wouldn't have the vaccine," Crisanti, the director of
the University of Padua's microbiology laboratory, told Sky
television.
"If the data were made public and the scientific community
validited it was good, I would have it.
"I have no doubt about it.
"It's a question of transparency. If you want to generate trust,
you must be transparent.
"The more scientists complain about the lack of information, and
the more they demand it, the more people will show trust".
Crisanti also said that he does not think COVID-19 vaccination
should be obligatory.
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