SII invests 90-95 per cent of its profits every year to build capacities
Our fight against COVID in the UK and around the world would not have been possible without the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine, said PM Boris Johnson
Domestic demand had fallen after cases began to decline. Omicron surge may reverse the trend
2,510 new Covid cases reported in Mumbai on Wednesday, 82% higher than Tuesday, while Delhi reports 86% jump at 923 new infections
'The apex drug regulator has also asked the SII to provide details on Matrix component used in the vaccine,' an official source said
Vaxzevria significantly boosts antibodies against the rapidly spreading variant of the coronavirus, shows study
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Serum Institute of India (SII) CEO Adar Poonawalla on Friday hailed WHO's approval for emergency use of Covovax vaccine for children "as yet another milestone" in the fight against COVID-19. The World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday listed the Covovax as the ninth COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use with an aim to increase the access to vaccination in lower-income countries. It is produced by the Serum Institute of India under the licence from Novavax. Reacting to the development, Poonawalla tweeted, "This is yet another milestone in our fight against COVID-19, Covovax is now WHO approved for emergency use, showing excellent safety and efficacy. Thank you all for a great collaboration..." He tagged Novavax, WHO, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, its CEO Seth Berkley and the Gates Foundation. Earlier this week, Poonawalla had said that SII planned to launch Covovax, a COVID-19 vaccine for children in the next six months. He had stated that Covovax which is under trial would offer ...
Says policy makers must decide risk-reward of giving a booster dose; Serum Institute has reached trial phase of vaccine for kids above 3, jab should be ready to launch in six months
The SEC was reviewing the application of the Serum Institute of India (SII) for the booster dose in a meeting that took place on Friday.
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Serum Institute is going to cut down production of Covishield as there's no order from the govt. But some states don't have enough vaccine in store. Find out if India is well-stocked to fight Covid-19
The Pune-based firm has 500 million doses of Covishield in stock
SII has written to the government to seek clarity on its requirement for normal two doses and also on booster doses
In an application to DCGI, an SII official cited that the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has already approved the booster dose of AstraZeneca's vaccine, say sources
The first batches of Covishield left the SII manufacturing facility in Pune earlier today, for distribution to low- and middle-income countries
SII said its supply of doses via COVAX was expected to increase substantially into the first quarter of 2022
Indonesia to get 5 mn Covovax doses, exports to COVAX to rise to 30 mn by Jan
Serum Institute of India has urged the government to fast-track Covishield movement citing the difficulties being faced in production and cold chain space planning for other vaccines
Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawalla on Wednesday termed vaccine hesitancy as the greatest threat in overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic while urging all adults to get vaccinated at the earliest