With the announcement of the Sputnik V vaccine last August, some of these attitudes seemed to be reactivated. Almost like a reflex action, the first mobile phone number list reactions that were felt in the media, social networks and family talks were mistrust and rejection. Phrases like “it is not safe”, “they are going to apply a chip to control me” or “they are going to inject me with communism” were heard, with more or less irony, even without the first results of the preliminary tests. Probably, these sentences are closer to the old prejudices and mobile phone number list essentialist views than to opinions based on scientific knowledge.

However, they were heard from the mouths of political leaders and social communicators with a wide audience. In relative terms, there are mobile phone number list very few people in the world in a position to assess the validity of the vaccine that comes from Russia, but also the one that could come from Oxford or the United States. As in many other planes of existence, however, we rely on professionals who studied and prepared to dedicate a lifetime to research. The Soviet Union - the State that preceded the current Russia - developed a first-rate scientific and technological mobile phone number list system that allowed it, among other things, to send a satellite for the first time in the history of humanity and then a man and a woman to space.

The Bolsheviks had among their goals not only the construction of a more just society but also a more modern one. It was no accident that a militant Bolshevik like Aleksandr Bogdanov founded the Institute of Hematology in Moscow in the 1920s to improve mobile phone number list health through experimentation with blood transfusions. Lenin's own sister, Maria Ulianova, was one of his volunteers in his quest to "collectivize health." In strict epidemiological terms, the USSR was the country that contributed the most vaccines to the world to defeat smallpox and the contribution of scientists such as Mikhail Chumakov and Marina Voroshilova was fundamental so that the vaccine developed by Albert Sabin in the United States against polio could be tested and deployed around the world.