Lower-income groups will be far more vulnerable in the Third Wave, whenever that arrives
Most populous states may decide pace going forward
Some manufacturers also said that the regulatory approval framework for Covid-19 vaccines in other nations also takes a substantial amount of time
Vaccination programme still has a long way to go
'We are delivering 220 million doses a month, and almost everything is being consumed', said Poonawalla
They say mRNA vaccines could offer best protection for vulnerable children
Where Gennova scores is that it has achieved to crack the stringent sub-zero temperature requirements
The FDA panel will meet on Thursday and Friday to weigh the evidence for booster doses
First Covid-19 vaccine in the world for children this young
SEC asks J&J to monitor adverse events closely for next three months
India transferred five million jabs to Britain in need
The pandemic knows no borders, the only solution lies in global solidarity, unity and multilateral cooperation, said the countries in a joint statement.
Kerala Health Minister Veena George launched the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine for infants as part of the state's Universal Immunisation Programme at the Government Women And Children's Hospital
HPV infections are one of the leading causes of cervical cancer in women
An Imperial College London start-up has tied up with British-Swedish biopharmaceutical major AstraZeneca to explore the therapeutic uses of its vaccine technology
French drugmaker Sanofi said Tuesday it was shelving plans for a Covid-19 vaccine based on messenger RNA despite positive results from early stage testing
The health ministry has also cautioned that "open vial policy" is not acceptable for Covid vaccines
Only 6% of vaccinations done in private hospitals since May: Health ministry
Under the deal, VaxEquity, a start-up founded by Imperial vaccinologist Robin Shattock, could receive up to $195 million if certain milestones are met
Pfizer declined to comment, while BioNTech was not available for comment