Kazakhstan becomes the first country outside Russia to authorize Sputnik M vaccine for adolescents
Thus, Kazakhstan has become the first country outside Russia to authorize the use of Sputnik M.
- Thus, Kazakhstan has become the first country outside Russia to authorize the use of Sputnik M.
In contrast with some international producers offering their vaccines in the same dosage for both adults and adolescents, the Gamaleya Center has developed Sputnik M specifically for adolescents. - Sputnik M is a two-shot vaccine based on the same human adenoviral vectors platform, which is safe and has been widely studied for over 30 years.
- The only difference between Sputnik M and Sputnik V is a lower concentration of viral particles per dose: Sputnik M for adolescents has 5 times less concentration in comparison with the original Sputnik V in both shots.
- Russian Ministry of Health registered Sputnik M on November 24, 2021 based on data from clinical trials confirming the high safety and immunogenicity profile of Sputnik M among adolescents.