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The discussions are currently ongoing with Bharat Biotech towards reviewing the infrastructure at Hester, the technology adaption process and the regulatory compliances.
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The Minister spoke about his personal isolation experience to the decision on imposing lockdown, vaccine for children to India seeking help from other countries, among other things
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States may face delays in getting approvals from Indian drug regulatory authorities
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States like Telangana opting for global tenders to procure vaccine is a pragmatic decision, given the Centre's opaque policy
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The price factor will not have any impact on the ultimate beneficiary namely, the eligible person getting the vaccine since all state governments have already declared their policy decision.
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To enhance vaccination penetration into corporate hubs and housing societies in Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Chennai
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"Now, this is something we are still gaining data on, but most recent data looking at convalescent sera of Covid-19 cases in people who received Covaxin, it was found to neutralise the 617 variant," Fauci was quoted as saying during the White House press briefing
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This message was conveyed to Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar who held a meeting with Dr. Krishna Ella, MD, Bharat Biotech on Tuesday at BRKR Bhavan following directions from Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao.
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Bharat Biotech CMD Krishna M Ella said the company is supplying the vaccine to the Central Government at Rs 150 per dosage
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Safety and efficacy results from the final analysis will be available in June and the final report will be submitted to a peer-reviewed publication, says Bharat Biotech
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The top research institute said that “NIV has also demonstrated the neutralisation potential of Covaxin against the UK and Brazil variants.”
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Hyderabad-based vaccine maker implements expansion across multiple facilities in Hyderabad and Bengaluru to reach about 700 million doses per year capacity
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"The agreement with Precisa Medicamentos is based on a long term partnership and will continue,” Bharat Biotech stated.
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Soon after the outbreak, the industry quickly adapted to the supply chain needs and manpower scenario and got into making generic drugs and vaccine development.
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According to the interim results of the phase 2 trials published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal.
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The study showed that 54 per cent of the population in the city has antibodies, which means they have developed immunity to SARS-CoV-2 virus
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The trials involved 25,800 subjects, the largest ever conducted in India, in partnership with the Indian Council of Medical Research, the Hyderabad-based company said in a statement.
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Both SII and Bharat Biotech are involved in producing Covid-19 vaccine
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However, the union health ministry would take a final call on the proposition.
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Hyderabad-based vaccine maker to supply 20 million doses of Covaxin during the second and third quarters of 2021