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International efforts are underway to help India as the country suffers critical oxygen shortages amid a devastating surge in Covid-19 cases.

Covid-19: US President Biden needs to help India now Joe Biden, President, USA   -  AP× RELATED US should share doses from its own supply of Oxford-AstraZeneca, J&J vaccines India has become the terrifying new epicentre of the Covid-19 pandemic. New cases have topped 300,000 daily and are still rising; the official death toll of over 2,000 per day is almost certainly an underestimate. Every hour brings horrifying new stories of mass cremations, overwhelmed testing centres, people dying whil...

April 24, 2021 The Phase III clinical study to be conducted in 15 sites across India Biological E. Ltd, has successfully completed the Phase I and II clinical trial of its Covid-19 subunit vaccine candidate in India and received the approval to start the Phase III clinical trial from the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) - Subject Expert Committee (SEC). Its candidate includes an antigen developed by Texas Children’s Hospital Center for Vaccine Development and in-licensed ...

Bio Es Covid-19 vaccine candidate gets SEC nod for phase-III trials Top Searches Bio Es Covid-19 vaccine candidate gets SEC nod for phase-III trials Swati Bharadwaj / TNN / Apr 24, 2021, 15:39 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail Two shots of the intramuscular vaccine were administered 28 days apart as part of the study that evaluated the safety and immunogenicity of the vaccine candidate. (Representative image) HYDERABAD: Vaccine maker Biological E Ltd on Saturday said it has received approval of...

Coronavirus updates | J&J vaccine expected to be imported to India by July, says media report Updated: Updated: April 23, 2021 12:35 IST The UAE, the U.K., the U.S., Canada, Hong Kong and New Zealand restrict travellers from India. Share Article AAA A worker carries fans in a stadium, which has been converted into quarantine centre for coronavirus patients, in Kolkata.   | Photo Credit: AFP The UAE, the U.K., the U.S., Canada, Hong Kong and New Zealand restrict travellers from India. Followin...

IndiaJ&J COVID-19 vaccine expected to be imported to India by July - report Reuters 3 minutes read Johnson & Johnsons (JNJ.N) single-shot COVID-19 vaccine is expected to be imported to India for "fill and finish" by June or July, financial daily Mint reported on Friday, citing ANI. Fill and finish is the final step in the manufacturing process of putting the vaccine into vials or syringes, sealing them and packaging them up for shipping. India has said it would fast-track emergency approvals fo...

Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine likely to be imported by July Johnson & Johnson vaccines are expected to be imported to India by June-July 2021 Johnson & Johnson is working closely with Biological E to facilitate the ongoing tech transfer to India, Renu Swarup, Secretary, Department of Biotechnology said Reuters | April 23, 2021 | Updated 11:04 IST Johnson & Johnsons single-shot COVID-19 vaccine is expected to be imported to India for "fill and finish" by June or July, financial daily Mint ...

  >>  Reuters Published: 23 Apr 2021 05:29 PM BdST Updated: 23 Apr 2021 05:29 PM BdST Johnson & Johnsons coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccines are kept refrigerated at the Forem vaccination centre in Pamplona, Spain, Apr 22, 2021. REUTERS Johnson & Johnsons single-shot COVID-19 vaccine is expected to be imported to India for "fill and finish" by June or July, financial daily Mint reported on Friday, citing ANI. "); } Fill and finish is the final step in the manufacturing process of putt...

Why Moderna, Pfizer, others could take time to enter Indian market despite govts fast-track approach Even as the Centre fast-tracked the process of emergency approval of vaccines already cleared by the drug regulators of the US, UK, EU, Japan and the WHO, global commitments of these pharma companies may lead to delays in their entry into Indian market. advertisement UPDATED: April 15, 2021 00:19 IST The pharma companies have already committed a large chunk of vaccines to the US as well as the E...

India will approve the use of all COVID-19 vaccines that have been given an emergency nod by the WHO or regulators in the U.S., Europe, Britain or Japan.