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US FDA denies emergency use approval for Covaxin

Bharat Biotech says data from an additional clinical trial will be required to support submission.

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FDA says 'no' to use of Covaxin in US

The FDA recommended Bharat Biotech's US partner, Ocugen, to submit a biologics licence application (BLA) or take the full approval route

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Colorado Pauses Use of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine While CDC, FDA Investigate Possible Side Effects

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Boxes containing the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine sit next to vials in the pharmacy of National Jewish Hospital for distribution on Saturday, March 6, 2021, in Denver. On April 13, 2021, Colorado announced it will pause distribution of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine while federal authorities investigate six cases in which people who received the vaccine developed blood clots.
Colorado will pause distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine by Johnson & Johnson while federal authorities investigate six cases in which people who received the vaccine developed blood clots.
In a release issued this morning the state Department of Public Health and Environment said the pause was “in an abundance of caution.”

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DNA Explainer: All about world's most expensive drug Zolgensma which costs Rs 18 crore a dose

DNA Explainer: All about world's most expensive drug Zolgensma which costs Rs 18 crore a dose
The virus used in Zolgensma gene therapy works as soon as it is introduced to a patient, their body starts to produce antibodies.
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Updated: Mar 10, 2021, 05:11 PM IST
Do you know which is the most expensive drug in the world and it is used to cure which disease? The drug's name is Zolgensma, manufactured by Swiss multinational pharmaceutical company Novartis.
The life-changing drug 'Zolgensma', considered the world's most expensive drug and approved by the United Kingdom's National Health Service (NHS) to cure a rare genetic disorder has gone viral.

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Frontline Health Workers Are First Up For Vaccines. But Medical Residents Say They've Fallen Through The Cracks

A syringe filled with COVID-19 vaccine at North Suburban Medical Center in Thornton, Dec. 17, 2020.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, medical residents at the CU School of Medicine have been working with COVID-19 patients. As the hospitals they work at started to get Pfizer vaccines for frontline health care workers this month, residents were excited and relieved. But, in the first week of vaccine distribution they said they were treated as less of a priority than other medical professionals working with COVID-19 patients.
“It really felt like a willful disregard for our health and wellbeing,” said a senior resident who works at both Denver Health and UCHealth. “It felt like we were forgotten that no one had even considered to include 1,200 members of the health-care workforce in this plan to vaccinate people in the first round of vaccinations.”

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