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Peer-reviewed Journal Vaccines Confirms Long-Term Efficacy of Russia's Sputnik V

International peer-reviewed medical journal Vaccines has published a Russian study proving the efficacy of Russia-made Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19 in the long-term,

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Russia develops Delta Omicron-adapted Sputnik V vaccine

Russia Gamaleya National Research Center of Epidemiology and Microbiology (Gamaleya Center) and the Russian Direct Investment Fund announced the development o

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PH receives 2.4K doses of reformulated Pfizer vax

MORE VAX FOR KIDS.Government-procured vaccines for kids aged 5 to 11 arrived in Manila on Wednesday night (June 1, 2022). The 2,400 doses of the Pfizer vaccine were procured through the World Bank. (Photo courtesy of Manila International Airport Authority) MANILA - The country has received an additional 2,400 doses of Pfizer vaccine, procured through the World Bank, for kids aged 5 to 11 on Wednesday night. The shipment arrived via Air Hong Kong flight LD456 at 8:37 p.m. at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3. Based on the Department of Health's (DOH) Covid-19 vaccination dashboard, the country has administered 152,012,792 doses. Of this figure, 128,285 were administered on June 1. The DOH data showed that 70,917,708 of the population have completed the vaccination, while 66,897,882 have received the first dose. At least 14,197,202 booster doses have been administered as of June 1. The country has been procuring and receiving vaccines made by various manufacturers. Vaccines administered include Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson&Johnson, Sinovac, AstraZeneca, Sputnik V, Sputnik Light, and Sinopharm. Earlier, National Task Force (NTF) Deputy Chief Implementer Vivencio Dizon said the Prevent, Detect, Isolation, Treat, Reintegrate and Vaccinate strategy enabled the government to contain and mitigate the spread of the virus by minimizing its health risks. "We always balance health and economy, despite the challenges and difficulties that we face in managing, in creating this very delicate balance. But we have succeeded and we have prevailed. We could not have done it without Secretary Galvez who led the ramping up of the vaccination efforts of the government," he said during the Duterte Legacy Summit last May 30. (PNA) }

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Covid-19 vaccine: Dr Reddy's Lab to seek approval for Sputnik Light as universal booster dose

Covid-19 vaccine: Dr Reddy's Lab to seek approval for Sputnik Light as universal booster dose - In September 2020, Dr. Reddy's partnered with Russian Direct Investment Fund to conduct clinical trials of Sputnik V and distribute vaccine in India.

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Getting 2nd booster shot welcome relief for most

(Photo courtesy of NTF Against Covid-19) MANILA - The national government rollout of the second booster shot against the coronavirus virus disease 2019 (Covid-19) received positive feedback, mostly from citizens who are itching to get out of the pandemic. On Tuesday, local government units of Manila, Pateros, San Juan, and Pasig began the administration of the additional booster dose for the immunocompromised sector. Makati and Valenzuela kicked off theirs on Monday while Quezon City has yet to announce a schedule. Desiree Co, a Manila hospital worker who is also a cancer survivor, said being on the front-line means they are more exposed to the dreaded virus. "Sa amin kasi, since front-liners kami, we really need to comply. Okay lang naman sa akin, for protection na din. Alam ko naman na may virus talaga and I need to protect myself since I am a cancer patient din (Since we are frontliners, we really need to comply. I am okay with it since it is for our protection. I know very well that there is a virus and I need to protect myself since I am also a cancer patient)," she said in an interview. Netizen Grace Bello Sison said some have not even completed their primary doses. "May second booster na pero 'yung iba nag-uumpisa pa lang sa (There is already the second booster but others have yet to receive the) second dose," Sison posted. Mhalen Salud said her employer requires them to get vaccinated, especially since they already suffered casualties from Covid-19. "May mga nakaka-usap ako, like taxi drivers na takot pa din magpa-vaccine especially the seniors, kaya ine-encourage ko sila for their safety and their families (I also encounter other persons like taxi drivers who are still hesitant to get vaccinated especially the seniors, but I encourage them for their own safety and their family)," she said. She said parents she talked to were forced to get vaccinated so they can accompany their children to events and activities. Earlier, National Vaccination Operations Center chair Myrna Cabotaje said they are targeting to vaccinate 7,000 to 13,000 immunocompromised adults with the second booster shot. The second booster dose may be given at least three months after the administration of the first booster. Pfizer, Moderna, Sinovac, AstraZeneca, Sputnik Light, and Janssen have been approved as second booster shots by the Food and Drug Administration. As of 6 p.m. on Monday, a total of 530,237 in Manila, out of the 1,694,082 with complete primary doses, have the first booster shot. Netizen Regine Arcenal tagged a friend in her post and enticed her to have a fourth shot. "MYka Ny Rosales, second booster shot, arat na, haha (second booster shot is available, let's go)," her post read. The Philippines' Asian neighbors, like South Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore, have also started administering the second booster shot or a fourth Covid-19 jab for the elderly and immunocompromised. (PNA) }

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2nd booster shot welcome relief for most

(Photo courtesy of NTF Against Covid-19) MANILA - The national government rollout of the second booster shot against the coronavirus virus disease 2019 (Covid-19) received positive feedback, mostly from citizens who are itching to get out of the pandemic. On Tuesday, local government units of Manila, Pateros, San Juan, and Pasig began the administration of the additional booster dose for the immunocompromised sector. Makati and Valenzuela kicked off theirs on Monday while Quezon City has yet to announce a schedule. Desiree Co, a Manila hospital worker who is also a cancer survivor, said being on the front-line means they are more exposed to the dreaded virus. "Sa amin kasi, since front-liners kami, we really need to comply. Okay lang naman sa akin, for protection na din. Alam ko naman na may virus talaga and I need to protect myself since I am a cancer patient din (Since we are frontliners, we really need to comply. I am okay with it since it is for our protection. I know very well that there is a virus and I need to protect myself since I am also a cancer patient)," she said in an interview. Netizen Grace Bello Sison said some have not even completed their primary doses. "May second booster na pero 'yung iba nag-uumpisa pa lang sa (There is already the second booster but others have yet to receive the) second dose," Sison posted. Mhalen Salud said her employer requires them to get vaccinated, especially since they already suffered casualties from Covid-19. "May mga nakaka-usap ako, like taxi drivers na takot pa din magpa-vaccine especially the seniors, kaya ine-encourage ko sila for their safety and their families (I also encounter other persons like taxi drivers who are still hesitant to get vaccinated especially the seniors, but I encourage them for their own safety and their family)," she said. She said parents she talked to were forced to get vaccinated so they can accompany their children to events and activities. Earlier, National Vaccination Operations Center chair Myrna Cabotaje said they are targeting to vaccinate 7,000 to 13,000 immunocompromised adults with the second booster shot. The second booster dose may be given at least three months after the administration of the first booster. Pfizer, Moderna, Sinovac, AstraZeneca, Sputnik Light, and Janssen have been approved as second booster shots by the Food and Drug Administration. As of 6 p.m. on Monday, a total of 530,237 in Manila, out of the 1,694,082 with complete primary doses, have the first booster shot. Netizen Regine Arcenal tagged a friend in her post and enticed her to have a fourth shot. "MYka Ny Rosales, second booster shot, arat na, haha (second booster shot is available, let's go)," her post read. The Philippines' Asian neighbors, like South Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore, have also started administering the second booster shot or a fourth Covid-19 jab for the elderly and immunocompromised. (PNA) }

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Sputnik Light SEC Recommends Permission For Phase 3 Trial As Booster Dose

The DCGI had on February 4 granted emergency use permission to Sputnik Light vaccine in India, subject to certain regulatory provisions, , Sputnik Light Vaccine, Sputnik Light

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Live updates: Russian advance stalls outside Ukraine capital

The latest developments on the Russia-Ukraine war:

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Live updates: Fitch downgrades Russia's credit rating

The latest developments on the Russia-Ukraine war:

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Live updates: Russia aims to destroy Ukraine's military

The latest developments on the Russia-Ukraine war:

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