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New Delhi: The National Council of Science Museums (NCSM) and Science Museum Group, London have joined hands to launch an international exhibition ‘Hunt for the Vaccine’ on wheels which will tour five venues in India to tell the story of the global effort in developing vaccines to curb the pandemic. The tour includes four metro […]
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Centre has decided to buy 75 per cent of jabs from vaccine makers, including 25 per cent of the state quota, and give it for free to state governments, the prime minister said
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Sinovac has finished the Phrase I and II clinical research stage, involving several hundred volunteers in this age group, which has proved that the vaccine is as safe and efficient.
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The implementation of the "Liberalized and Accelerated Phase-III Strategy of COVID-19 Vaccination" has started on May 1, 2021.
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His remarks came a day after outrage over the removal of 'blue tick' badge from the personal account of Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu.
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The Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine is already approved for use in adults and adolescents aged 16 years and above.
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The Companies manufacturing COVID-19 vaccination in India have given only "Emergency Use Authorization for vaccinating people of 18 years age and above
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Advanced arrangements made for 30 crore doses; Union Ministry of Health would be making an advance payment of Rs 1,500 crore to the Hyderabad company
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Experts say hospitalisation, mortality likely to rise among the age group
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The chief minister said there are around 650 cases of the black fungus in Delhi government hospitals but there is a shortage of drugs used to treat the disease.
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CM KCR directs Medical and Health Department officials to finalise the modalities for their vaccination
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Additional revenue can contribute to necessities like vaccinations and can also be utilised to augment health infrastructure to prepare for a possible third wave, say public health groups
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India is proud of its scientists for developing vaccines, Modi said, and also saluted healthcare and frontline workers for risking their lives to save others.
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The daily vaccination rate has fallen to 1.3 million doses despite India not exporting the vaccines now
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As most of them do not own smartphones, the registration is being done offline
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Under the agreement, the biotech unit of Samsung Group will provide the U.S. drugmaker with contract manufacturing organization (CMO) services for its mRNA vaccine. It means that some of the Moderna vaccine would be produced in South Korea.
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The new medical colleges and oxygen plants will go a long way in improving healthcare delivery in Telangana
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The package includes air tickets from Delhi to Moscow, 24-day stay in Russia, two doses of Sputnik V, 24 breakfast and Indian dinner all at a cost of Rs1.29 lakh per person.
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So far, Dr Reddy’s has received the first consignment of 1.5 lakh doses on May 1 with imported supplies of the first dose.
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Srinivas Yadav, without naming any political party or person, also said some people were resorting to ugly politicking amid the pandemic.