On Monday, Russia's Health Minister, Mikhail Murashko said that the country will begin large-scale provision of the coronavirus vaccine in September. “The vaccines will be supplied first and foremost to health care workers and teachers,” Murashko said in comments carried by the state news agency TASS. The vaccination “will be absolutely voluntary,” Murashko said. READ ALSO: COVID-19: WHO to review Russia’s vaccine Russia was the first country to introduce a vaccine for the novel coronavirus that it says can be used by the general public. About 40,000 volunteers are in a phase 3 trial...