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2020: How years of trials, research were compressed into months in developing a Covid-19 vaccine?

2020: How years of trials, research were compressed into months in developing a Covid-19 vaccine Covid-19 Vaccine: Efforts by the scientific community across the world over the past few months have yielded at least two promising Covid-19 vaccines by Pfizer and Moderna Updated: December 23, 2020 7:59:00 pm Prime Minister Scott Morrison, pfizer Australia, BioNTech Australia, COVID-19 cases in Australia, Australia coronavirus cases, Australia latest news, Australia vaccination updates, world news, indian express world news.(Express File) Unprecedented and herculean efforts by the scientific community across the world over the past few months have yielded at least two promising Covid-19 vaccines by Pfizer and Moderna that have been developed following all the mandatory clinical trial stages. While the average time to develop and make a vaccine publicly available until now has been 15 years, according to the World Health Organisation, it rema

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10% of country s cold chain points in Karnataka | Bengaluru News

BENGALURU: With nearly 10% of the country’s 28,932 cold chain points concentrated in the state, the Karnataka government is confident of further ramping up infrastructure and delivering Covid-19 vaccines to people without a hitch. Karnataka has already launched reorientation training for pharmacy officers who will manage the cold chain at all levels, besides coaching sessions for medical officers, ANMs, staff nurses and all cadres within the health department. Arundathi Chandrashekar, director, National Health Mission, which will spearhead the inoculation drive in the state, said: “Instructing trainers is already complete and we are in the process of training additional manpower. There are already enough trained people to administer the vaccine to healthcare workers, who will be inoculated in the first phase. Training additional personnel is underway at district and block levels.”

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For Covid jab, India s 82 lakh immunisation centres come handy | India News

BENGALURU: India, which will be leveraging infrastructure and manpower created under the country’s Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP) for Covid vaccination, has a network of nearly 82 lakh vaccination session sites routinely used by UIP, one of the largest such programmes in the world. According to a UIP review and multi-year plan document, there are more than 81.87 lakh sites where different vaccines are administered. However, most of these sites will come into play when inoculation of people other than healthcare and frontline workers starts. In the first phase of Covid vaccination, multiple officials from the national health mission (NHM), which is spearheading Covid vaccination, told TOI, states will use only Primary Health Centres (PHCs) and facilities better than PHCs.

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Budget 2021 Expectations for Healthcare: Pandemic has reiterated need to invest more in research, says Anand K , CEO, SRL Diagnostics

Budget 2021 Expectations for Healthcare: Pandemic has reiterated need to invest more in research, says Anand K , CEO, SRL Diagnostics
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Covid-19 Vaccines | FAQs on COVID-19 vaccine that India is set to launch; government issues information on all you want to know

Updated Dec 18, 2020 | 10:59 IST In a just-released set of FAQs, the government has issued a complete set of answers to all the Frequently Asked Questions on the coronavirus-driven pandemic and the vaccines that will be deployed to fight it. India s vaccination plan: All your doubts, fears, questions answered by the government | Photo Credit: iStock Images Key Highlights India is not only the world s biggest vaccine producer and supplier, it also runs the world s largest vaccination programme All these achievements will come into play when India gives Emergency Use Approval to any COVID-19 vaccine to start India s vaccination programme While the government machinery is getting thoroughly trained to pull off this feat, citizens may have some queries about many aspects of the vaccine and the vaccination drive

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