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Global Vaccine Alliance, Bharat Biotech In Talks Over Covaxin Use: Report
The Gavi vaccine alliance is in talks with Bharat Biotech over potential procurement of the company's Covaxin COVID-19 shot for the COVAX global vaccine distribution programme, a Gavi spokesperson told news agency Reuters on Thursday.
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India Pulled Back Global Vaccine Supply Due To Domestic Virus Surge: US Agency
India pulled back its supply of vaccines to the rest of the world after the second wave of pandemic hit the country, resulting in acute global shortage of COVID-19 vaccines, the Biden Administration has informed the lawmakers.
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India To Receive A Share Of 8 Crores US Vaccines Through COVAX: Official
India will be receiving a share of the 80 million (8 crores) unused COVID-19 vaccines through the UN-backed COVAX global vaccine sharing programme that President Joe Biden has announced, according to a senior State Department official.
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"Not On Track Yet": WHO Warns Of COVAX's Global Vaccine Shortfall
The World Health Organization said Friday a shortfall in Covid-19 vaccine doses going through the Covax programme in June and July could undermine the efficiency of the roll-out.
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Covax Says Needs $2 Billion Additional Funding By June For Poor Countries
The Covax global vaccine-sharing programme said Thursday it needs $2.0 billion in additional funding by the beginning of June in order to boost coronavirus inoculation programmes in lower-income countries.
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Covax Signs Deal For 500 Million Moderna Covid Vaccine Doses
The Covax global vaccine equity programme has signed an advance purchase agreement with Moderna for 500 million doses of its Covid-19 jabs, the scheme's co-leaders Gavi announced Monday.
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142 Countries To Get 237 Million Vaccine Doses From COVAX By End-May: WHO
The COVAX vaccine-sharing programme said on Tuesday it will deliver 237 million doses of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 shot to 142 countries by the end of May as it steps up the global roll-out of its vaccine supplies.
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India May Need To Spend $1.8 Billion On Covid Vaccines In First Phase
India will have to spend $1.4 billion to $1.8 billion in the first phase of a coronavirus vaccination programme, even after getting support under the COVAX global vaccine-sharing scheme, according to estimates by the GAVI vaccines alliance.
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Talks With Pfizer, Moderna On For Covid Vaccine For Poor Countries: WHO
The World Health Organization said Tuesday it is in discussions with Pfizer and Moderna about possibly including their high-tech coronavirus vaccines among early jabs for poor countries at affordable prices.
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Almost 1 Billion Covid Vaccine Doses Secured For Low, Middle-Income Countries: WHO
The World Health Organization said on Friday nearly 1 billion doses of leading vaccine candidates had been secured as part of the COVAX programme to provide vaccines for low- and middle-income countries.
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Global Vaccine Alliance, Bharat Biotech In Talks Over Covaxin Use: Report
The Gavi vaccine alliance is in talks with Bharat Biotech over potential procurement of the company's Covaxin COVID-19 shot for the COVAX global vaccine distribution programme, a Gavi spokesperson told news agency Reuters on Thursday.
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India Pulled Back Global Vaccine Supply Due To Domestic Virus Surge: US Agency
India pulled back its supply of vaccines to the rest of the world after the second wave of pandemic hit the country, resulting in acute global shortage of COVID-19 vaccines, the Biden Administration has informed the lawmakers.
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India To Receive A Share Of 8 Crores US Vaccines Through COVAX: Official
India will be receiving a share of the 80 million (8 crores) unused COVID-19 vaccines through the UN-backed COVAX global vaccine sharing programme that President Joe Biden has announced, according to a senior State Department official.
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"Not On Track Yet": WHO Warns Of COVAX's Global Vaccine Shortfall
The World Health Organization said Friday a shortfall in Covid-19 vaccine doses going through the Covax programme in June and July could undermine the efficiency of the roll-out.
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Covax Says Needs $2 Billion Additional Funding By June For Poor Countries
The Covax global vaccine-sharing programme said Thursday it needs $2.0 billion in additional funding by the beginning of June in order to boost coronavirus inoculation programmes in lower-income countries.
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Covax Signs Deal For 500 Million Moderna Covid Vaccine Doses
The Covax global vaccine equity programme has signed an advance purchase agreement with Moderna for 500 million doses of its Covid-19 jabs, the scheme's co-leaders Gavi announced Monday.
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142 Countries To Get 237 Million Vaccine Doses From COVAX By End-May: WHO
The COVAX vaccine-sharing programme said on Tuesday it will deliver 237 million doses of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 shot to 142 countries by the end of May as it steps up the global roll-out of its vaccine supplies.
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India May Need To Spend $1.8 Billion On Covid Vaccines In First Phase
India will have to spend $1.4 billion to $1.8 billion in the first phase of a coronavirus vaccination programme, even after getting support under the COVAX global vaccine-sharing scheme, according to estimates by the GAVI vaccines alliance.
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Talks With Pfizer, Moderna On For Covid Vaccine For Poor Countries: WHO
The World Health Organization said Tuesday it is in discussions with Pfizer and Moderna about possibly including their high-tech coronavirus vaccines among early jabs for poor countries at affordable prices.
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Almost 1 Billion Covid Vaccine Doses Secured For Low, Middle-Income Countries: WHO
The World Health Organization said on Friday nearly 1 billion doses of leading vaccine candidates had been secured as part of the COVAX programme to provide vaccines for low- and middle-income countries.
