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Synopsis The Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech was given permission for sale and distribution of Covaxin with shelf life of six months when stored at two to eight degrees Celsius. In support of their proposal, Bharat Biotech has submitted updated accelerated and real-time stability data of Coaxin along with the justification for the extension of shelf-life. AFP Bharat Biotech has written to the India's drug regulator seeking extension of the shelf-life of its indigenously developed COVID-19 vaccine Covaxin from six to 24 months, sources said on Sunday. Covaxin, along with Covishield manufactured...

Some private hospitals creating scare among patients, allege kin Updated: Updated: ‘They are insisting on authorisation from DMHO for supply of Remdesivir injection’ Share Article AAA Troubled times: A patient on a stretcher waiting to be shifted into the ward at the KGH in Visakhapatnam on Sunday.   | Photo Credit: K.R. Deepak ‘They are insisting on authorisation from DMHO for supply of Remdesivir injection’ Attendants of COVID-19 patients are making rounds to the District Medical and Health Officer’s (DMHO’s) office, near Bullayya College to get the authorisation of the offi...

Read more about Bharat Biotech seeks DCGI nod to extend shelf life of Covaxin: Report on Business Standard. The Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech was given permission for sale and distribution of Covaxin with shelf life of six months when stored at two to eight degrees Celsius

Karnataka has increased ICU beds 2.5 times: Health Minister April 23, 2021 Also placed orders to procure 70K vials of Remdesivir, Says Karnataka Health Minister As the second wave of Covid infection cases mounted in Karnataka, especially in Bengaluru, at an alarming rate, K Sudhakar, who is the minister for medical education shares how the state government is tackling it. In an interview with BusinessLine, he spells out the measures that he and his department plans to undertake to handle the pandemic. Excerpts: What is the action plan to tackle the second wave of infection sweeping the state...

Public healthcare expert recommends new COVID-19 vaccine strategy for India SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 21, 2021, 11:10 AM IST Share Synopsis “We are witnessing an awful resurgence of the pandemic in India, where it was perceived, just a few months back, to be essentially over. Unfortunately, it lurked in the population and hit back with a vengeance when our guard was down,” Indian civil servant Dr Mrinalini Darswal, currently pursuing doctoral studies in public health with a focus on COVID-19 at Harvard University, said. A total of 2,95,041 fresh infections were registered in a span of 24...