Serum Institute of India (SII), which has the world’s biggest vaccine production facility, could be a major beneficiary of the G7’s decision to enhance funding to finance coronavirus vaccine supply to low- and middle-income countries.
India, dubbed the “pharmacy of the world”, furnishes 60 per cent of the world’s vaccines across a variety of diseases. That should compensate for any dwindling in demand in India, amid reports the immunisation effort has stumbled, because of a fall in infections and lack of confidence in a vaccine candidate approved before completing phase three trials.
Smisha Agarwal, a research director at
India, dubbed the “pharmacy of the world”, furnishes 60 per cent of the world’s vaccines across a variety of diseases. That should compensate for any dwindling in demand in India, amid reports the immunisation effort has stumbled, because of a fall in infections and lack of confidence in a vaccine candidate approved before completing phase three trials.
Smisha Agarwal, a research director at