Covaxin Phase 3 Trial Result: 65.2% Efficacy Against Delta Variant, 77.8% Against Symptomatic COVID-19 Infection
Covaxin, India s indigenous COVID-19 vaccine, has concluded its final phase 3 trials and the results are out. Read on to know all about it.
Written by Jahnavi Sarma | Published : July 3, 2021 12:19 PM IST
Bharat Biotech has announced the safety and efficacy analysis data from Phase 3 clinical trials of Covaxin, its whole virion inactivated vaccine against SARS-CoV2, developed in partnership with ICMR and NIV Pune. According to the trial result, Covaxin is well tolerated and the Data Safety Monitoring Board has not reported any safety concerns related to the it. Adverse reaction to this vaccine was lower than that seen in other COVID-19 vaccines. Interestingly, Covaxin is the first to report promising efficacy against asymptomatic infections based on qPCR testing that will help in reducing disease transmission. It must be noted here that no other licensed COVID-19 vac
Bharat Biotech Concludes Final Analysis for COVAXIN® Efficacy from Phase 3 Clinical Trials
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COVAXIN Has An Efficacy Of 78 8% Against COVID-19, Offers 62 5% Protection Against Delta Strain
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Zydus Cadila seeks emergency use nod for its COVID-19 vaccine for 12+ age BusinessToday.In © Provided by Business Today Zydus Cadila seeks emergency use nod for its COVID-19 vaccine for 12+ age
Indian drugmaker Zydus Cadila announced on Thursday that it has applied for Emergency Use Authorisation (EUA) to the country s regulator for ZyCoV-D- its COVID-19 vaccine for those aged 12 years and above.
The company has concluded its third phase trial. Zydus Cadila added that it plans to produce up to 120 million doses of the jab annually.
The drugmaker has carried out the largest clinical trials for its Plasmid DNA vaccine against coronavirus in India so far in more than 50 centres.