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In the past week, the US, the worst-hit nation, has reported an average of more than 215,000 new infections a day.
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EU’s law enforcement agency warns organised crime syndicates already on the job
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The ministry opened registration for the vaccination campaign through an online application called "Sehaty", and said the vaccine would be "free for all citizens and residents".
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Pinarayi Vijayan had on Saturday said COVID-19 vaccine will be made available free of cost to all people in Kerala.
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Rao says she is still at a "brainstorming and observing" phase but is looking at the whole idea of vaccine distribution and how widespread it needs to be.
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Gates said that access to the vaccine should be based on medical need, not wealth at all.
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The US has the world's highest death toll of more than 299,000, and the largest number of cases, at 16.2 million -- including more than 1.5 million new cases in just the past week.
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Stressing the vaccine had a "strong safety profile", biotech firm CSL said: "The potential for this cross-reaction had been anticipated prior to the commencement of the trial".
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Bahrain plans to inoculate everyone 18 years and older in the kingdom at 27 different medical facilities, hoping to be able to vaccinate 10,000 people a day.
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With northern hemisphere countries hit by a pandemic winter surge, Britain this week became the first Western country to roll out the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
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Updates to the panels will connect people directly to vaccine information from global and local health authorities, Google said.
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According to the experts, warning against alcohol consumption that has been issued is a general immune-boosting measure rather than as a specific contraindication or interaction with the vaccine.
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The Canadian government has said its target is to vaccinate majority of the citizens by September 2021.
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The project update on Covaxin was presented to the delegates by Dr Krishna Ella, chairman and managing director, Bharat Biotech.
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Around 1.55 p.m., it was trading at 46,030.43, higher by 421.92 points or 0.93 per cent from its previous closed.
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The Pfizer-BioNTech jab is one of several vaccines bringing hope for an end to the pandemic that has killed more than 1.5 million people worldwide and ravaged economies.
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The UK will be the first country in the world to start using the Pfizer vaccine after regulators approved its use last week.
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Three leading coronavirus vaccine developers -- Pfizer Inc and AstraZeneca Plc and Bharat Biotech -- have applied for emergency use authorisation in India.
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The United States continues to be the most affected country by the virus with its total cases nearing 15 million.
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Challenges in cold chain management of the vaccine, which involves maintaining the vaccine at a constant temperature, has been addressed, says Minister