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Coronavirus: Pune court dismisses plea against Serum Institute's use of 'Covishield' as trademark

Nanded-based pharmaceutical products manufacturer Cutis Biotech had filed a civil lawsuit asking the company to stop using the name.

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Dr Reddy's eyes to launch Sputnik V vaccine for COVID-19 under emergency use authorization in March

Sputnik V, Russia's COVID-19 vaccine candidate is undergoing phase 3 trials in India. Dr Reddy's Laboratories will file for emergency use authorization by February, reports said.

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How Covid-19 will shape India's Budget 2021

The Indian Parliament is set to have its first budget session since the coronavirus outbreak hit the country. Here is a look at how Covid-19 will shape India's Budget 2021.

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EU news: French doctor predicts riots over coronavirus vaccines amid delay chaos | World | News

| UPDATED: 11:00, Mon, Jan 25, 2021
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Coronavirus vaccine: European Union citizens receive their jabs
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It comes after protests erupted in the Netherlands on Sunday following the introduction of new tougher COVID-19 restrictions in the country. Demonstrators set fires, looted stores and clashed with police officers in cities across the Netherlands.

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ASHA worker dies days after coronavirus vaccination in Andhra Pradesh's Guntur

Two frontline workers die after Covid vaccination in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh
Two frontline workers die after Covid vaccination in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh
Two frontline workers who were vaccinated against Covid-19 earlier, died on Sunday morning after suffering complications in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh respectively.
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UPDATED: January 24, 2021 22:28 IST
[REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE] File photo of a medic filling a syringe with a dose of Covid-19 vaccine (Photo Credits: PTI)
An accredited social health activist (ASHA) worker, who was vaccinated earlier, died on Sunday morning after suffering complications. She suffered a brain stroke causing her death, said authorities.
The ASHA worker, identified as Vijaya Lakshmi (42), fell ill soon after receiving the coronavirus vaccine on January 19. She was admitted to the Guntur Government Hospital (GGH) on January 21 after she had fainted.

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Covid vaccine latest: Delays mean 'half a million fewer doses' delivered to the NHS | UK | News

| UPDATED: 09:43, Sat, Jan 23, 2021
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Whitehall sources have said the target of vaccinating all priority groups by mid-February may prove difficult. It is partly due to Pfizer upgrading their Belgian vaccine production facility, which will lead to a temporary reduction in deliveries, they said.

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Airlines Expect COVID-19 Vaccine Cargo Load To Pick Up After March-April: Report

Nearly 10.5 lakh beneficiaries across India have so far received vaccines against COVID-19, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said on January 22.

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India's coronavirus vaccine diplomacy in South Asia pushes back against China

India's coronavirus vaccine diplomacy in South Asia pushes back against China
India's coronavirus vaccine diplomacy in South Asia pushes back against China
India is set to give millions of doses of coronavirus vaccine to South Asian countries in the next few weeks, government sources have said.
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UPDATED: January 22, 2021 10:21 IST
India is considering giving away anything from 12-20 million shots to its neighbours in the first wave of assistance over the next three-four weeks, a government source said. (Photo: Reuters)
India will give millions of doses of Covid-19 vaccine to South Asian countries in the next few weeks, government sources said on Thursday, drawing praise from its neighbours and pushing back against China’s dominating presence in the region.

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Oxford scientists preparing vaccine versions to combat emerging Covid variants, says report

Oxford scientists preparing vaccine versions to combat emerging Covid variants, says report
Oxford scientists preparing vaccine versions to combat emerging Covid variants, says report
The team behind the vaccine from Oxford and AstraZeneca is undertaking feasibility studies to reconfigure the technology, a daily said, citing a confirmation from Oxford University.
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UPDATED: January 21, 2021 10:01 IST
Oxford is carefully assessing the impact of new variants on vaccine immunity, according to an official. (Photo: Reuters)
Oxford scientists are preparing to rapidly produce new versions of their vaccine to combat emerging more contagious Covid-19 variants discovered in the UK, South Africa and Brazil, The Telegraph has reported.

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Pfizer vaccine: Doctor warns first dose of coronavirus jab less effective than expected | World | News

| UPDATED: 13:32, Thu, Jan 21, 2021
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Coronavirus vaccine: UK mustn't take 'foot off the pedal' says GP
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Dr Nachman Ash told Israel’s Army Radio: “Many people have been infected between the first and second injections of the vaccine.” The coronavirus vaccine trains the immune system to fight the virus. It can take up to 10 days or more for a person’s immunity to kick in.

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