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Can HPV Vaccine Help Prevent Cervical Cancer In Women?
HPV Vaccine For Women: The HPV vaccine is a critical preventive measure, significantly reducing the risk of cervical cancer. Women are advised to get the HPV vaccine starting at the age of 11 or 12, though it can be given as early as age 9 and up to age 26 for those who missed earlier vaccination.
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WHO Adds First Mpox Vaccine To Its List, Expected To Speed Up Distribution
The WHO said Friday it had for the first time prequalified a mpox vaccine -- a move expected to speed up access to the jabs to fight an epidemic raging in Africa.
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Beer Cans Found In UP Health Centre Vaccine Freezer, One Suspended
Based on the district immunisation officer's report, primary health centre immunisation officer Hari Prasad was prima facie found guilty and suspended.
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Covid Still Kills 1,700 A Week Around World: WHO
Covid-19 is still killing around 1,700 people a week around the world, the World Health Organization said Thursday, as it urged at-risk populations to keep up with their vaccinations against the disease.
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Serum Institute Boosts Supply Of Cervical Cancer Shots Ahead Of Mass Drive
Serum Institute of India aims to significantly boost supply of its human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine as it gears up to provide its shots to the government at cheaper rates for an immunisation campaign this year against the cancer-causing virus.
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India Plans $2 Billion In Incentives For New Manufacturing Sectors: Report
India is planning to offer incentives of up to Rs 18,000 Crore ($2.2 billion) to spur local manufacturing in six new sectors including chemicals, shipping containers and inputs for vaccines, two government officials said.
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England To Rollout World's First 7-Minute Cancer Treatment Jab
Britain's state-run national health service will be the first in the world to offer an injection that treats cancer to hundreds of patients in England which could cut treatment times by up to three quarters.
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Oxford University, Serum Institute Deliver 'High Efficacy' Malaria Vaccine
A University of Oxford developed and Serum Institute of India (SII) manufactured and scaled up "high efficacy" malaria vaccine has been licensed for use in Ghana by Africa's Food and Drugs Authority, the university announced here on Thursday.
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9 students, Teacher Of UP Primary School Infected With Chickenpox
Nine students and a teacher of a government primary school at Govindpur village in the district's Sohaon development block have been found infected with chickenpox, doctors said on Sunday.
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After Co-WIN, U-WIN To Digitise India's Universal Vaccination Programme
After the success of the Co-WIN platform, the government has now replicated it to set up an electronic registry for routine vaccinations.
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Up To 70% Of Those Under 19 Globally Susceptible To Covid: Study
Fifty to 70 per cent "children" below 19 years globally were susceptible to the SARS-CoV-2 infection by the end of 2021 and before the Omicron wave, showing a need for more effective vaccines and better vaccination coverage, according to a study.
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"Hybrid, Not Herd Immunity, Keeps India Safe": Covid Panel Chief Dr NK Arora To NDTV
India's fight against COVID-19 is shaping up much better than neighbouring China due to robust "hybrid immunity", the head of the country's vaccine task force told NDTV today in an exclusive interview.
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No External Pressure To Accelerate Development Of Covaxin: Bharat Biotech
Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin maker Bharat Biotech today said there was no external pressure on the firm to speed up its development.
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1.5 Crore Cattle Vaccinated In UP In 2 Months Against Lumpy Skin Disease
Uttar Pradesh has vaccinated a record 1.50 crore cows and other cattle against the lumpy skin disease in the last two months, the state government said on Wednesday.
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"People Fed Up Of Covid, Vaccines. I Am Also Fed Up": Adar Poonawalla
Chief Executive Officer of Serum Institute of India (SII), Adar Poonawalla, on Thursday said the vaccine manufacturer stopped the production of Covishield vaccine starting December 2021.
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Can HPV Vaccine Help Prevent Cervical Cancer In Women?
HPV Vaccine For Women: The HPV vaccine is a critical preventive measure, significantly reducing the risk of cervical cancer. Women are advised to get the HPV vaccine starting at the age of 11 or 12, though it can be given as early as age 9 and up to age 26 for those who missed earlier vaccination.
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WHO Adds First Mpox Vaccine To Its List, Expected To Speed Up Distribution
The WHO said Friday it had for the first time prequalified a mpox vaccine -- a move expected to speed up access to the jabs to fight an epidemic raging in Africa.
-
Beer Cans Found In UP Health Centre Vaccine Freezer, One Suspended
Based on the district immunisation officer's report, primary health centre immunisation officer Hari Prasad was prima facie found guilty and suspended.
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Covid Still Kills 1,700 A Week Around World: WHO
Covid-19 is still killing around 1,700 people a week around the world, the World Health Organization said Thursday, as it urged at-risk populations to keep up with their vaccinations against the disease.
-
Serum Institute Boosts Supply Of Cervical Cancer Shots Ahead Of Mass Drive
Serum Institute of India aims to significantly boost supply of its human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine as it gears up to provide its shots to the government at cheaper rates for an immunisation campaign this year against the cancer-causing virus.
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India Plans $2 Billion In Incentives For New Manufacturing Sectors: Report
India is planning to offer incentives of up to Rs 18,000 Crore ($2.2 billion) to spur local manufacturing in six new sectors including chemicals, shipping containers and inputs for vaccines, two government officials said.
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England To Rollout World's First 7-Minute Cancer Treatment Jab
Britain's state-run national health service will be the first in the world to offer an injection that treats cancer to hundreds of patients in England which could cut treatment times by up to three quarters.
-
Oxford University, Serum Institute Deliver 'High Efficacy' Malaria Vaccine
A University of Oxford developed and Serum Institute of India (SII) manufactured and scaled up "high efficacy" malaria vaccine has been licensed for use in Ghana by Africa's Food and Drugs Authority, the university announced here on Thursday.
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9 students, Teacher Of UP Primary School Infected With Chickenpox
Nine students and a teacher of a government primary school at Govindpur village in the district's Sohaon development block have been found infected with chickenpox, doctors said on Sunday.
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After Co-WIN, U-WIN To Digitise India's Universal Vaccination Programme
After the success of the Co-WIN platform, the government has now replicated it to set up an electronic registry for routine vaccinations.
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Up To 70% Of Those Under 19 Globally Susceptible To Covid: Study
Fifty to 70 per cent "children" below 19 years globally were susceptible to the SARS-CoV-2 infection by the end of 2021 and before the Omicron wave, showing a need for more effective vaccines and better vaccination coverage, according to a study.
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"Hybrid, Not Herd Immunity, Keeps India Safe": Covid Panel Chief Dr NK Arora To NDTV
India's fight against COVID-19 is shaping up much better than neighbouring China due to robust "hybrid immunity", the head of the country's vaccine task force told NDTV today in an exclusive interview.
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No External Pressure To Accelerate Development Of Covaxin: Bharat Biotech
Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin maker Bharat Biotech today said there was no external pressure on the firm to speed up its development.
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1.5 Crore Cattle Vaccinated In UP In 2 Months Against Lumpy Skin Disease
Uttar Pradesh has vaccinated a record 1.50 crore cows and other cattle against the lumpy skin disease in the last two months, the state government said on Wednesday.
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"People Fed Up Of Covid, Vaccines. I Am Also Fed Up": Adar Poonawalla
Chief Executive Officer of Serum Institute of India (SII), Adar Poonawalla, on Thursday said the vaccine manufacturer stopped the production of Covishield vaccine starting December 2021.
