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Antibody stops responding to virus over time: Covid vaccine under scrutiny

The study suggests that antibodies, a marker of exposure to the coronavirus, may not be lasting in all people

Coronavirus LIVE: Maharashtra Dy CM Ajit Pawar tests positive, hospitalised

Coronavirus update: Maharashtra has 1,645,020 coronavirus cases, Andhra Pradesh 807,023, Karnataka 802,817, Tamil Nadu 709,000 and UP 470,270. Stay tuned for coronavirus India LIVE updates

Top US health official says coronavirus clearly can be controlled

I think we can control the pandemic, Assistant Secretary for Health Adm. Brett Giroir said on a call with reporters

Oxford Covid-19 vaccine prompts immune response among adults: AstraZeneca

The Financial Times reported that the vaccine, being developed by Oxford and AstraZeneca, triggers protective antibodies and T-cells in older age groups. It cited two people familiar with the finding

The second wave

India must watch the developments in Europe carefully

World Coronavirus Dispatch: 85,000 cases on Friday mark third surge in US

UK considers shorter self-isolation period, crude oil Oilon surge in cases, why 2020 is different for student loan payments, and other pandemic-related news across the globe

Covid vaccine updates: Key facts and major announcements you should know

All people of the country will be given Covid vaccine for free, Union Minister Pratap Sarangi announced on Sunday

False negatives is not the only outcome: False Covid positive a concern too

False positives are generally very rare among tests that have been vetted by the Food and Drug Administration

Coronavirus cases in India mount to 7,909,959 with 45,148 new cases

Covid infections reported in India in a span of 24 hours dropped below 50,000 for the second time this month, while the new fatalities registered during the same period fell under 500 after 108 days

Coronavirus LIVE: Kerala reports 6,843 new cases, 4,439 in Karnataka

Coronavirus update: Maharashtra has 1,632,544 coronavirus cases, Andhra Pradesh 800,000, Karnataka 793,907, Tamil Nadu 703,250 and UP 463,858. Stay tuned for coronavirus India LIVE updates

3rd phase human trial of Covaxin to commence at Odisha's SUM hospital soon

The third phase human trial of indigenously developed COVID-19 vaccine 'Covaxin' will soon commence at the Institute of Medical Sciences (IMS) and SUM Hospital in Odisha

Coronavirus update: Israel to begin human trials of Covid-19 vaccine

The state-run Israel Institute for Biological Research announced that researchers will begin human testing on its coronavirus vaccine next week

Investigational therapy: Ozone next in the mix to help fight Covid-19

It has the potential of an immunity-boosting prophylactic and can help ease post-Covid-19 complications

Vaccine politicking

Free inoculation for Bihar is cynical populism

Free vaccine in Bihar, are others from Bangladesh? Uddhav to BJP

Thackeray on Sunday slammed the BJP over its poll promise of free COVID-19 vaccine in Bihar, adding does that party think those from other states hail from Bangladesh or Kazakhstan

India Coronavirus Dispatch: Why many refuse to get themselves tested

Decline in India's daily cases, SOPs released for Uttarakhand schools, can transmission be brought down by banning public events?--news on how the country is coping with the pandemic

World Coronavirus Dispatch: Poland President Andrzej Duda tests positive

Singapore to try quicker testing for migrants, record spike in Greek cases as new curbs kick in, France has 45,000 new cases in a day, and other pandemic-related news across the globe

Covid-19 Factoid: Kerala has most active cases; Bengal numbers worrying too

India has the second-highest recovery rate among the top ten worst-affected countries

Coronavirus isn't going away soon, world must reset hopes for economy

For decades, the world economy relied on central bankers and finance ministers to pull it out of crisis

PM Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' key highlights and coronavirus updates

PM asked citizens to be 'vocal for local' resolve while shopping for festivals, referring to his government's campaign to promote to domestically manufactured products