COVID-19: More studies show hybrid immunity provides better protection
Though 500 health-care workers with or without prior infection were vaccinated, those with hybrid immunity — natural immunity from an infection
Read MoreThough 500 health-care workers with or without prior infection were vaccinated, those with hybrid immunity — natural immunity from an infection
Read MorePreliminary data, which is yet to be peer-reviewed, shows molnupiravir can reduce risk of hospitalisation or death by 50% in
Read MoreA day later, Finland followed suit and paused the use of the Moderna vaccine in people younger than 30 years.
Read MoreIn contrast, 54% of the total population in the U.S. is fully vaccinated. After approving booster shots for the immunocompromised
Read MoreThe decision comes after the Government severely restricted vaccine exports in March and stopped them in mid-April. The renewed export drive,
Read MoreIn an email, epidemiologist Dr. Giridhara Babu from Bengaluru’s Public Health Foundation of India explains why the Zero COVID strategy
Read More“States prioritising schools for higher classes and not reopening primary schools reflects many things. One, scientific and epidemiological evidence is
Read MoreNow, a vaccine effectiveness study undertaken in Israel has shown that natural infection confers stronger immunity against the SARS-CoV-2 virus
Read MoreA similar pattern was seen on June 21 when a record 8.7 million doses were administered on a single day
Read MoreOn April 24 last year, at the daily Health Ministry briefing, NITI Aayog member Dr. V.K. Paul presented a chart
Read MoreThere have been instances in some countries where the virus spread has largely been under some kind of control at
Read MoreIn an email, Dr. Srinath Reddy, President of the Public Health Foundation of India and member of the National COVID-19 Technical
Read MoreVirologist Dr. Shahid Jameel Director of the Trivedi School of Biosciences at Ashoka University cites mandatory smallpox vaccination in several European countries. In 1853,
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