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CureVac: Novartis set to deliver 50 mn CureVac COVID-19 vaccines this year
is still helping CureVac make COVID-19 vaccines and could expand its capacity to assist other vaccine manufacturers as well, finance chief Harry Kirsch told…
10 Things to Know Before Getting Vaccinated for Covid-19
With the pandemic raging, vaccines are the only source of relief for people. However, with so many vaccines in the market, it can be confusing to understand…
First they ignore you…: Rahul’s swipe at Centre over fast-tracking approval for foreign…
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday cited a quote of Mahatma Gandhi to suggest that the federal government's resolution to fast-track emergency approval…
China steps up COVID-19 vaccination, considers differentiated visa policies
China had administered 74.96 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines as of Saturday, well being fee spokesman Mi Feng mentioned at a information briefing on Sunday.…
Chhattisgarh the latest to flag shortages in vaccine supplies
After the chief ministers of Rajasthan and West Bengal complained of quick provide of Covid-19 vaccines, Chhattisgarh’s well being minister stated the state…
Covid-19 mRNA Vaccines Are Not ‘Gene Therapy,’ As Some Are Claiming
The Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines aren't designed to change your genes. (Photo by: ... Daniel Garzon/VW Pics/Universal…
India at forefront in fighting Covid-19, stands out in terms of vaccine policy: Gita Gopinath
India has been at the forefront in fighting the coronavirus pandemic and "actually stands out” in terms of its vaccine coverage, chief economist of the…
India sent 56 L COVID-19 vaccines to foreign nations as gift;100 L doses as commercial supplies: MEA
NEW DELHI: India offered 56 lakh doses of coronavirus vaccines below grants help to various nations whereas 100 lakh doses had been sent below commercial…
New Coronavirus Variant Could Become Dominant, Lead To More Covid-19, Deaths
The B.1.1.7 variant of the Covid-19 coronavirus, first detected in the United Kingdom (U.K.), ... appears to be 50% more transmissible…