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A Go-Ahead Given By European Commission To Moderna For Supplying The Budding COVID-19 Vaccine

In its endeavour to further boost up the supplies of COVID-19 doses once they are available for use, the European Commission has approved a contract under the EU Vaccines Strategy, a sixth of the lot with Moderna, the American...

The Pistoia Alliance launches user experience maturity model for life sciences

The Pistoia Alliance, a global, not-for-profit alliance that works to lower barriers to innovation in life science and healthcare R&D, has launched a free to use UXLS (User Experience in Life Sciences) maturity model. The model will help companies...

Bharat Biotech underplays adverse event in Covaxin Phase 1 trial as start date for Phase 3 nears

Bharat Biotech, during its phase 1 trials, experienced an adverse event in a volunteer that it did not promptly admit to the public. As per a statement from the vaccine maker, the event was reported in a timely manner...

Oxford & AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine up to 90% effective, data shows

Preliminary results from an interim analysis of clinical trials of the ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 candidate show the vaccine is on average 70.4% effective at preventing Covid-19. Data was taken from two dosing regimes, which show that the vaccine is 90%...

Chinese company seeks permission to launch covid vaccine for public use

A leading Chinese vaccine developer has applied for authorization to bring its Covid-19 shot to the market, seeking to get a jump on Western rivals as the race for a working inoculation against the virus enters the final stretch. China...

Nearly a million receive injection of Sinopharm-developed vaccine, no serious adverse reactions

Vaccines developed by Chinese pharmaceutical company Sinopharm Group have now been used on nearly one million people, with no serious adverse reactions reported, and only a few people reporting mild symptoms, Sinopharm Chairman Liu Jingzhen told Chinese media. The vaccines'...

Mexico aims to begin coronavirus vaccinations next month

Mexico said that it aims to start coronavirus vaccinations next month in the Latin American country, which has one of the world's highest COVID-19 death tolls. The government has signed deals with major pharmaceutical companies, including Pfizer, which with its...

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