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Sohini Das leads the automobile and healthcare verticals at Business Standard. In her 17 years as a journalist, she has written on myriad subjects and sectors -- FMCG, dairies, tourism, and state elections, among others, across Kolkata, Ahmedabad and now Mumbai. She loves doing personality stories and ground reportage.
Sohini Das leads the automobile and healthcare verticals at Business Standard. In her 17 years as a journalist, she has written on myriad subjects and sectors -- FMCG, dairies, tourism, and state elections, among others, across Kolkata, Ahmedabad and now Mumbai. She loves doing personality stories and ground reportage.
Some patients in Raigad district of Maharashtra developed side effects like fever and chills
Poonawalla, who left for the UK recently, said in an interview that he was getting threatening calls from powerful people in India for delivering vaccine
Health ministry data shows a huge disparity in the doses that were given in just eleven states which could launch the drive on May 1 due to paucity of supply
Mumbai started vaccinations for everyone aged above 18 from around 2 pm at only five BMC-run centres, which had a target of 200 vaccinations per centre
Maharashtra, Gujarat and UP to begin vaccination today
The Biocon founder and Executive Chairperson points out that drugs like Remdesivir should be allowed at home as an emergency step
Earlier, the Bharat Biotech vaccine was priced at Rs 600 a dose
Bharat Biotech is yet to announce any change in prices of Covaxin
Artificial shortages and brazen hawking of the drug on the streets at 15x the normal price rule the day as the official machinery tries desparately to stamp out the parallel market
Co says demand for tocilizumab may exceed supplies it can provide
Leading facilities in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru have got communication in this regard
SII and Bharat Biotech had announced prices for state government procurement and for institutional sale to private hospitals
Vaccination for those aged above 18 years could see a slow start in May
Says the company would like to recover the costs incurred in clinical trials, and other things and reinvest the money into R&D to be ready for future pandemics
Hyderabad-based Biological E's candidate has completed its phase one and two trials and is about to enter stage three
These are the prices for institutional sales, and not the maximum retail price, which will be announced later.
The company is conducting phase 3 efficacy trials on a three-dose regimen of its DNA plasmid technology-based Covid-19 vaccine, which is in its last leg
The B.1.617 or 'double mutant' Indian variant carries two mutations, including the L452R and E484Q
The Bharat Biotech candidate has also shown 70 per cent efficacy against asymptomatic infections, suggesting that it prevents transmission
Could be priced at Rs 600-650/dose for institutional sales