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Vaccinating only Brahmastra to contain COVID-19

Vaccinating only Brahmastra to contain COVID-19 Dr Rajnesh Kumar Second wave of Covid -19 Pandemic has caused tremendous amount of sufferings and loss of lives. Not only lives have been lost but there has been an immense physical, emotional and psychological breakdown and financial hardships among the families and communities who have suffered losses. Health care workers are having burnouts and breakdowns. We are struggling to get to the means to get out of this situation. Public health tools like Covid-19 guidelines, lockdowns and Covid appropriate behaviours including Physical distancing, masking, hand washing and use of sanitizer though have the potential to breakdown the chain of transmission but in Indian context they don’t look like sustainable solutions in this long war against Covid-19. Lockdowns Impact Livelihoods while other measures like masking, physical distancing etc. have elements associated with them like drop in cases leading to complacency making people to aban

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Powering Vaccine R&D: A Discussion on the Future of the Global Ecosystem for Vaccine R&D

Powering Vaccine R&D: A Discussion on the Future of the Global Ecosystem for Vaccine R&D The rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines is fueling a reimagining of what is possible for vaccine research and development (R&D). Join us for a panel discussion and Q&A reflecting on ideas offered in a forthcoming report by the Sabin-Aspen Vaccine Science & Policy Group, Powering Vaccine R&D: Opportunities for Transformation. This report will draw on historic lessons learned from vaccine development to outline opportunities to overhaul vaccine R&D practices to better prepare for the next pandemic, to make strides against diseases currently without vaccines, and to establish next-generation vaccines that offer meaningful improvements. Expert panelists will reflect on what it will take to transform the vaccine R&D ecosystem and how stakeholders at all levels can help support those efforts.

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The Least the Centre Can Do for People Now Is Provide Free COVID Vaccines

The Least the Centre Can Do for People Now Is Provide Free COVID Vaccines It is impossible to understand why a public good has become a market commodity. A woman with breathing problem waits inside an ambulance for her turn to enter a COVID-19 hospital for treatment, amidst the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Ahmedabad, India, April 28, 2021. Photo: Reuters/Amit Dave Rights11 hours ago It is only because vaccination is a public good and the most cost effective way of reducing mortality and morbidity due to infectious diseases, that all Western countries are vaccinating their populations free of cost. These countries are not socialists and are market driven, like the US. They are doing so even when a majority of their populations have enough per capita incomes to afford a $20 shot. If that is so, why does our leadership in India think otherwise?

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