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DOST-supported stroke rehabilitation Agapay device gets Singapore patent

The Filipino invention, Agapay, a robotic device for upper extremity rehabilitation of stroke and injured patients received a patent from Singapore, its first international patent, last January, said the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) in a news release. The Agapay project was implemented by the De La Salle University-Institute…
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IIT-Delhi Developing COVID-19 Vaccine Which Will Minimise Chances of Blood Clotting, Say Officials

"However, this next-generation vaccine is one step ahead as it uses the nanovesicles derived from activated APCs, which already contain processed antigens on their surface and are also equipped with other factors required for the direct activation of B and T cells," the professor said. �� IIT-Delhi Developing COVID-19 Vaccine Which Will Minimise Chances of Blood Clotting, Say Officials.
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IIT Delhi researchers developing Covid-19 vaccine which will reduce blood clotting incidents

The Union Health Ministry last month refuted reports claiming admission of 'multiple side-effects of COVID-19 vaccines' by the Indian Council of Medical Research and the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation as ill-informed and erroneous.
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Welcome To IANS Live - SCIENCE-AND-TECHNOLOGY - IIT-Delhi researchers develop next-gen vaccine using body's own immune cells

This naturally derived nano-vaccine developed by researchers may have several advantages over currently approved vaccines. It will reduce the possibility of blood clotting, which has previously been observed in vaccinated individuals, according to IIT-Delhi.The
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