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Bharat Biotech Partners With US University For Single-Dose Covid Vaccine
Hyderabad-based pharma firm Bharat Biotech, which is developing coronavirus vaccine COVAXIN, has signed a licensing deal with Washington University School of Medicine in Missouri's St. Louis, United States, for a "novel chimp-adenovirus", single dose intranasal vaccine for COVID-19. Bharat Biotech would be allowed to distribute the vaccine in all m...
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Missouri State University Announces $5,000 Scholarship For Indian Students
The Missouri State University (MSU) in the US today announced $5,000 scholarship for Indian students.
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US University Supports Indian Students Post Donald Trump's Travel Ban
Against the backdrop of immigration rules proposed under US President Donald Trump, the Missouri State University in the US on Friday announced its support for Indian students and said that it wants Indian students to "stay on in the university".
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South Asians in US Reluctant to Report Pain: Study
South Asians living in the US are more reluctant than other ethnicities to report pain as well as seek medication to treat the pain they experience near the end of their lives, says a new study led by an Indian-origin researcher.
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Bharat Biotech Partners With US University For Single-Dose Covid Vaccine
Hyderabad-based pharma firm Bharat Biotech, which is developing coronavirus vaccine COVAXIN, has signed a licensing deal with Washington University School of Medicine in Missouri's St. Louis, United States, for a "novel chimp-adenovirus", single dose intranasal vaccine for COVID-19. Bharat Biotech would be allowed to distribute the vaccine in all m...
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Missouri State University Announces $5,000 Scholarship For Indian Students
The Missouri State University (MSU) in the US today announced $5,000 scholarship for Indian students.
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US University Supports Indian Students Post Donald Trump's Travel Ban
Against the backdrop of immigration rules proposed under US President Donald Trump, the Missouri State University in the US on Friday announced its support for Indian students and said that it wants Indian students to "stay on in the university".
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South Asians in US Reluctant to Report Pain: Study
South Asians living in the US are more reluctant than other ethnicities to report pain as well as seek medication to treat the pain they experience near the end of their lives, says a new study led by an Indian-origin researcher.
