Russia invented a radiation-resistant vaccine

Scientists at the Vladikavkaz Research Center at the Russian Academy of Sciences have invented a vaccine that neutralizes the effects of radiation on living organisms.

Japanese experts are interested in this drug and intend to use it to neutralize the impact of radiation caused by earthquakes and tsunamis on people working at the Fukushima-1 nuclear power plant.

According to Professor Vyacheslav Maliyev, head of the Biotechnology Department of Vladikavkaz Scientific Research Center, the vaccine was built with the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) since 2006 and prepared to "ship". .

The drug was injected for experimental animals that received a dose of radiation that they could not live for more than 7 days. The animals injected with US drugs died on Wednesday. Russian vaccinated lab animals survived and two months later, their bodies did not show any abnormality.

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In the following periods, Russian and American experts studied the vaccine in animals and in human cells, and confirmed the effectiveness of the drug. According to scientists from Vladikavkaz, the vaccine works with radiation exceeding the permissible level thousands of times, but so far has not been applied clinically.

Mr. Voldemar Tarita - head of the Russian Medical Emergency and Radiation Medical Center laboratory of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, said that to develop and test pharmaceuticals to treat radiation diseases, where lesions at the DNA level, often requiring years.

Among the drugs that reduce the level of radiation exposure to humans, the simplest and most accessible are iodine preparations that can protect the thyroid gland. Experts insist that when the radiation background is at normal levels, we should not treat it by itself with preparations containing iodine or biological additives because overdose of those drugs will lead to Negative consequences like allergies, rashes, fever . and dermatitis. To prevent the effects of initial radiation, just eating seaweed is enough.

After returning home, all Russian rescue workers, working in Japan after the earthquake and tsunami causing radiation leakage at Fukushima No.1 nuclear power plant, will be tested for radiation by Unique specialized equipment of Emergency Medical Center and emergency radiation in the city of St Petersburg.