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Sohini Das writes on automobile and healthcare sectors for Business Standard. Over her 17 years as a journalist, she has covered multiple sectors and issues -- FMCG, dairy, tourism, and state elections, among others, across Kolkata, Ahmedabad, and Mumbai. She loves doing personality stories and ground reportage.
Sohini Das writes on automobile and healthcare sectors for Business Standard. Over her 17 years as a journalist, she has covered multiple sectors and issues -- FMCG, dairy, tourism, and state elections, among others, across Kolkata, Ahmedabad, and Mumbai. She loves doing personality stories and ground reportage.
The country's apex health research body, Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), is receiving proposals from kit makers in this regard
The private sector is poised for a bigger and more active role in administering the life-saving jab.
Shipments to be made during second and third quarters of current calendar
The number of Covid beds dropped to 1,600 during the third quarter, and further dropped to 800 in January
B R Sikri, chairman of the Federation of Pharma Entrepreneurs, said, higher incentives would have meant more production of cancer drugs, thereby, bringing down their prices
Pharma scheme aims at Rs 3 trillion incremental sales, 100,000 jobs; experts say hardware scheme to help India become electronics manufacturing hub for the world
Three-member delegation led by nation's health minister visits Hyderabad unit, discusses timeline for delivery of shots on priority, and prospects of a tie-up for teh firm;s intranasal vaccine
DRL applied for restricted emergency use of Sputnik V last week, has lined up 250 mn doses for Indians over next 12 months
Doctors are now shifting treatment protocol for Covid-19 at hospitals and invasive ventilation is not being preferred
Other vaccine makers, such as Hyderabad-based Biological E, too, have started working on different strains.
The restricted emergency use allowed by the regulator was based on phase 2 safety and immunogenicity studies, as well as data from monkey trials
Bharat Bio says keen to follow, have capacity of 40 mn doses a month
The absence of drugs to target the Sars-CoV-2 virus had triggered research on repurposed drugs, as well as biologics
A month on, 21 states and UTs have not administered a single shot of the vaccine
After audit of Pune plant, Serum may supply vaccines to UK as well
Bharat Bio may add 200 mn doses if needed; Serum to have 2.5 mn capacity by year-end
Public vaccination back-end technology in place, private sector role likely in procuring doses for staff
Low turnout for vaccination so far a likely reason
In the interim efficacy analysis, data from 19,866 volunteers were included
Ocugen, a Nasdaq-listed firm, focuses on developing and commercialising gene therapies to cure blindness diseases