“At the moment there is not enough evidence to say with certainty that the corona vaccine will be useful,” Devroey concludes. “So just give us some more information, then you will be able to convince the doctors and then they will be able to convince the people. I have no doubts about the safety of the vaccine. I want to see some more evidence in terms of effectiveness, but I have no doubts. “That it will come, but we have yet to see it of course. I am not a vaccine doubter. If I have the information, I will definitely get myself vaccinated and recommend it to my patients.”
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