Earlier having reviewed structure and treatment (Figure 1) options of COVID-19 secondary to SARS-COV2 [1-5], still the pandemic instead of getting controlled is on a rise and urgent need of a vaccine is required with the 3rd wave having attacked the world, here we discuss important points regards to getting insight of disease pathogenesis along with advantage of bridge therapies, like hyperimmune globulin along with convalescent human plasma besides developing vaccines, antivirals and monoclonal abs. Just 11 months back knowledge was not there. Here we sum up phase 3 trial of vaccines-status.

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Citation: Kulvinder Kochar Kaur., et al. “Are We Any Closer for a Safe Vaccine to be Launched-Experience of Phase 3 Trials of Certain Vaccines with Immune Responses in COVID-19 with a 3rs Wave in Most Countries Escalating SARS-CoV2-Patients". Acta Scientific Microbiology 4.3 (2021): 30-36.

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