How COVID-19 human challenge trials work -- and why I volunteered | Sophie Rose

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Prevodilac: Zoran Brajovic Lektor: Ivana Korom
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[Recorded on October 26, 2020.
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[Ovaj govor je snimljen 26. Oktobra 2020.
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COVID-19 vaccine development
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Razvoj vakcine za COVID-19
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and ethical considerations around human challenge trials
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i etička razmatranja kontrolisane ljudske infekcije
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are constantly evolving.]
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se neprestano razvijaju.]
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In April 2020,
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Aprila 2020,
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I made what many perceive as a risky decision.
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donela sam, kako su mnogi mislili, rizičnu odluku.
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I volunteered to be deliberately infected with COVID-19.
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Javila sam se da budem namerno zaražena COVIDom-19.
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This infection would be part of what is called a human challenge trial,
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Ova infekcija bi bila deo studije kontrolisane ljudske infekcije
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where young, healthy people are given a vaccine
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gde su mladim, zdravim ljudima date vakcine
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and are deliberately exposed to the virus that causes COVID-19.
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i namerno su izloženi virusu koji izaziva COVID-19.
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These trials help researchers figure out more quickly
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Ova ispitivanja pomažu istraživačima da brže shvate
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if a vaccine is working.
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da li vakcina deluje.
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I think this research is crucial,
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Mislim da je ovo istraživanje ključno,
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because today, I'm going to speak to you for six minutes.
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zato što ću vam danas govoriti 6 minuta.
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In that time,
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Tokom tog vremena,
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roughly 1,250 people will be confirmed infected with COVID-19.
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otprilike 1.250 ljudi će biti zaraženo COVIDom-19.
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Twenty-one people will die.
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Dvadeset jedna osoba će preminuti.
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And then this pattern will repeat hour after hour and day by day,
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A onda će se ovaj obrazac ponoviti iz sata u sat i iz dana u dan,
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until we're able to vaccinate most of the eight billion people
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dok ne budemo u stanju da vakcinišemo većinu od osam milijardi ljudi
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affected by this global crisis.
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pogođenih ovom globalnom krizom.
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Scientists have been working around the clock
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Naučnici su radili danonoćno
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to make those vaccines a reality.
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da te vakcine postanu stvarnost.
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But what should we do when the human cost of waiting for those vaccines
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Ali šta bi mi trebalo da radimo kada cena čekanja tih vakcina
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is rising by the day?
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raste dnevno?
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This is where human challenge trials come in.
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Ovde nastupaju studije kontrolisane ljudske infekcije.
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They're different from the traditional phase three vaccine trials
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One su drugačije od tradicionalnih ispitivanja treće faze vakcine
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taking place now,
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koja se odvijaju sada,
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where people are given a vaccine or placebo
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gde se ljudima da vakcina ili placebo
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and asked to go about their everyday lives.
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i zatraži se da se vrate svojim svakodnevnim životima.
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Here, researchers have to wait to see how many people in each group
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Ovde, istraživači moraju da čekaju da vide koliko ljudi u svakoj grupi
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become infected.
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bude inficirano.
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Until enough of them get sick,
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Dok se dovoljno njih ne zarazi,
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we don't have enough data to know whether a vaccine is working.
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nemamo dovoljno podataka da znamo da li vakcina deluje.
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Finding an effective vaccine with this method
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Nalaženje efikasne vakcine ovom metodom
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can take months or sometimes years,
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može trajati mesecima ili nekad godinama,
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and it requires thousands of volunteers.
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i potrebno je hiljade volontera.
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A challenge trial works faster
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Studije kontrolisane ljudske infekcije deluju brže
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because researchers control exposure,
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jer istraživači nadziru izloženost,
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instead of waiting for people to get sick.
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umesto čekanja da se ljudi razbole.
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So instead of a year,
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Zato umesto jedne godine,
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we could know in as little as a month
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možemo znati za manje od mesec dana
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whether a vaccine seems effective.
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da li je vakcina efikasna.
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Instead of thousands of volunteers,
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Umesto hiljade volontera,
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a challenge trial relies on just 50 to 100.
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studija kontrolisane ljudske infekcije zavisi od samo 50 do 100.
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Because we know for certain
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Zato što znamo zasigurno
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when people are exposed and develop disease,
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kada su ljudi izloženi i razviju bolest,
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these trials also allow us to gather data
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ova ispitivanja nam takođe dozvoljavaju da skupimo podatke
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about the early stages of infection and our immune response.
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o ranim fazama infekcije i našem imunom odgovoru.
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This data is impossible to gather in any other way,
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Ove podatke je nemoguće skupiti na bilo koji drugi način,
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especially for people who become infected but never show symptoms.
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pogotovo inficirane ljude koji nikad ne pokazuju simptome.
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This knowledge is important for designing policies
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Ovo znanje je važno za određivanje pravila
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that limit COVID-19 transmission.
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koja ograničavaju prenos COVIDa-19.
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The time saved translates into precious months' head start
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Sačuvano vreme se prevodi u dragocene mesece prednosti
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on manufacturing,
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na proizvodnju,
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getting us more working COVID-19 vaccines faster.
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tera nas da brže pravimo efikasne COVID-19 vakcine.
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These trials are useful --
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Ova ispitivanja su korisna
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even though recent phase three results sound encouraging.
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iako skorašnji rezultati treće faze zvuče obećavajuće.
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The arrival of the first vaccine is going to be a monumental breakthrough.
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Dolazak prve vakcine će biti važno otkriće.
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It just isn't quite the fairytale ending we're all hoping for.
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Nije baš bajkoviti završetak kojem se svi nadamo.
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We're going to need multiple vaccines,
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Trebaće nam brojne vakcine,
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because we just don't have the infrastructure needed
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zato što nemamo potrebnu infrastrukturu
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to immunize all eight billion people on the planet with just one kind.
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da imunizujemo svih osam milijardi ljudi na planeti sa samo jednom vrstom.
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Each type of vaccine requires its own special process and equipment
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Svaki tip vakcine zahteva svoj specijalni proces i opremu
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to make, store and deliver it.
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da se napravi, skladišti i isporuči.
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If we had multiple working COVID-19 vaccines,
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Kad bismo imali više osposobljenih COVID-19 vakcina,
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we could make use of all of our equipment at the same time.
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mogli bismo upotrebiti svu našu opremu u isto vreme.
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Some of the leading candidates need to be kept extremely cold
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Neki od vodećih kandidata moraju biti čuvani ekstremno hladni
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before they are delivered to people.
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pre nego što se isporuče ljudima.
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This can be really hard,
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Ovo može biti vrlo teško
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especially in countries where there isn't reliable electricity
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pogotovo u zemljama gde ne postoji pouzdana struja
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or a secure method to store them.
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ili sigurna metoda da se skladište.
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Scientists have been using human challenge trials
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Naučnici koriste studije kontrolisane ljudske infekcije
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for hundreds of years.
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stotinama godina.
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They've sped up the development of vaccines against typhoid and cholera,
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Ubrzali su razvoj vakcina protiv tifoida i kolere,
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and they've helped us better understand how immunity develops
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i pomogli su nam da bolje razumemo kako se razvija imunitet
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to things like the flu, malaria and dengue.
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na stvari kao što su grip, malarija i denge.
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We've even used them for other types of coronavirus before.
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Takođe smo ih koristili za druge tipove korona virusa u prošlosti.
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There's been a lot of debate
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Bilo je dosta razgovora
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about whether challenge trials are too risky.
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o tome da li su "izazov ispitivanja" previše rizična.
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I happen to think that those risks are worth taking.
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Slučajno mislim da su ti rizici vredni pokušaja.
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A challenge trial would only recruit young and healthy participants --
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Studije kontrolisane ljudske infekcije bi bile samo za mlade i zdrave učesnike -
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think between the ages of 20 and 29.
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između 20 i 29 godina.
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Fewer than one percent of people in that age-group
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Manje od jednog procenta ljudi u toj ciljnoj grupi
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need to be taken to hospital after becoming infected with COVID-19.
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mora biti odvedeno u bolnicu nakon infekcije COVIDom-19.
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So it would likely be even lower in a challenge trial,
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Znači da bi čak bilo niže u studiji kontrolisane ljudske infekcije
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because researchers check to make sure
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zato što istrazivači proveravaju
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that participants have no preexisting conditions.
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da učesnici nemaju već postojeće bolesti.
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The risk of a young healthy person dying of COVID-19
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Rizik da mlada zdrava osoba umre od COVIDa-19
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is around five thousandths of a percent.
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je oko 5 hiljaditih delova procenta.
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That means for every 100,000 20-year-olds who become infected with COVID-19,
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To znači na svakih 100.000 20-godišnjaka koji se inficiraju COVIDom-19,
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about five die.
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oko petoro njih umre.
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If I were to give birth in the United States,
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Da se porađam u Americi,
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my risk of dying would be higher than that.
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moj rizik od umiranja bi bio viši od toga.
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Or you could choose to think about it this way.
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Ili možete izabrati da razmišljate ovako.
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If my little sister needed a kidney,
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Da je mojoj mlađoj sestri potreban bubreg,
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I wouldn't hesitate for a moment before I offered her mine.
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ne bih oklevala ni trenutka da joj ponudim svoj.
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And if I can take on that risk to benefit a loved one,
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I ako mogu da rizikujem na taj način da pomognem voljenom,
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it makes sense to allow people to take on a similar risk
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ima smisla dozvoliti ljudima da rizikuju na sličan način
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to speed up the development of a vaccine
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da bi se ubrzao razvoj vakcine
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that would benefit not just their loved ones,
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koja bi doprinela ne samo njihovim voljenima,
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but everyone around them as well.
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već svima oko njih takođe.
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There's a lot we still don't know,
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Ima puno toga što i dalje ne znamo,
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especially about the long-term effects of COVID-19 infection.
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pogotovo o dugoročnim efektima infekcije COVIDom-19.
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I volunteered despite that uncertainty
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Javila sam se uprkos toj neizvesnosti
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because like many of you, I feel frustrated
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zato što se kao mnogi, osećam frustrirano
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knowing that hundreds of thousands of people are dying.
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znajući da stotine hiljada ljudi umire.
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And that's without mentioning the millions more who are struggling
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I to ne računajući milione koji se muče
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as measures to stop the spread take a toll on their physical,
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jer su mere za suzbijanje širenja uticale na njihovo psihičko,
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emotional and mental well-being.
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emocionalno i mentalno zdravlje.
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It turns out I'm not alone in feeling this way.
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Izgleda da nisam jedina koja se oseća tako.
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Since May, over 39,000 people from across the world
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Od maja, preko 39.000 ljudi iz celog sveta
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have volunteered to participate in potential COVID-19 challenge trials
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se javilo da učestvuje u potencijalnim ispitivanjima COVIDa-19
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through a nonprofit I helped found called 1Day Sooner.
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preko neprofitne organizacije "Dan ranije" čije osnivanje sam pomogla.
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We advocate for challenge trial participants
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Zalažemo se za učesnike u studijama kontrolisane ljudske infekcije
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and have been encouraging stakeholders to begin preparing for these trials.
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i ohrabrujemo zainteresovane strane da započnu pripreme ispitivanja.
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As early as May,
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Još u maju,
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when challenge trials were still being considered
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kada su studije kontrolisane ljudske infekcije i dalje bile razmatrane
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for their role in the fight against COVID-19,
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zbog njihove uloge u borbi protiv COVIDa-19,
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the World Health Organization cited 1Day Sooner
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Svetska zdravstvena organizacija navela je "Dan ranije"
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as an example of the kind of public engagement needed
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kao primer vrste javnog angažovanja
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to run a challenge trial.
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koji je potreban da bi se počela studija kontrolisane ljudske infekcije.
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In mid-October,
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the UK government formally announced their intention
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Sredinom oktobra,
britanska vlada formalno je najavila svoje namere
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to conduct a challenge trial at the beginning of 2021.
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da sprovede studiju kontrolisane ljudske infekcije početkom 2021. godine.
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It is clear that the COVID-19 pandemic is a global crisis.
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Jasno je da je pandemija COVIDa-19 globalna kriza.
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It has inspired record-shattering innovation,
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Inspirisala je rekordne inovacije,
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and it has highlighted the heroic acts of many frontline workers,
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i naglasila je herojska dela mnogih ključnih radnika,
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but is has also taken a catastrophic toll.
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ali isto uzela i kastrofalne žrtve.
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The arrival of each new vaccine brings us one step closer to rebuilding.
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Dolazak svake nove vakcine nas dovodi korak bliže ponovnoj izgradnji.
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But the true global solution
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Ali pravo globalno rešenje
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lies in those vaccines being in the hands of people all over the world.
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leži u tim vakcinama koje su u rukama ljudi širom sveta.
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Challenge trials could be a part of that solution.
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Studije kontrolisane ljudske infekcije bi mogle biti deo rešenja.
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Thank you.
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Hvala vam.
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