COVID-19: mRNA vaccine manufacturers loathe to share know-how
In contrast, 54% of the total population in the U.S. is fully vaccinated. After approving booster shots for the immunocompromised
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Month: September 2021
COVID-19: With nearly 45% vaccinated with one dose, India to finally resume exporting vaccines
The decision comes after the Government severely restricted vaccine exports in March and stopped them in mid-April. The renewed export drive,
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COVID-19: As U.S approves booster shots, under 3.5% vaccinated in Africa
“This doesn’t only hurt the people of Africa, it hurts all of us. The longer vaccine inequity persists, the more
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COVID-19: Why countries have abandoned the ‘Zero Covid’ strategy
In an email, epidemiologist Dr. Giridhara Babu from Bengaluru’s Public Health Foundation of India explains why the Zero COVID strategy
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COVID-19: Why the priority should be to reopen primary schools
“States prioritising schools for higher classes and not reopening primary schools reflects many things. One, scientific and epidemiological evidence is
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Natural immunity is superior to protection conferred by vaccination but not a safe, preferable option
Now, a vaccine effectiveness study undertaken in Israel has shown that natural infection confers stronger immunity against the SARS-CoV-2 virus
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