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DENGUE SEROTYPES IN INDIA
ICMR maps dengue strains nationwide as India eyes vaccine rolloutIndia's first dengue vaccine is nearing rollout as a study maps circulating virus strains. All four dengue serotypes are now circulating si...- Japanese drugmaker Takeda's Qdenga becomes first dengue vaccine approved in IndiaIndia's drug regulator has approved Takeda's Qdenga dengue vaccine, the first of its kind. This vaccine is expected to become available in ...
- Takeda Biopharmaceuticals gets DCGI nod for dengue vaccine QDENGATakeda Biopharmaceuticals India has received market authorization for its dengue vaccine QDENGA. This vaccine is now approved for individua...
- India moves closer to dengue vaccine as final trials underwayAn Indian vaccine candidate, DengiAll, is in its final testing phase. This single-dose shot offers hope against the deadly dengue disease. ...
- 70% enrolment of participants for Phase III clinical trial of dengue vaccine completed: CentreIndia achieves a milestone in dengue prevention. The DengiAll vaccine trial sees 70% participant enrollment. ICMR leads the multi-center st...
- Phase-3 clinical trial enrolment for India's first dengue vaccine to be completed by October: ICMRIndia's DengiAll vaccine trial is nearing completion. ICMR scientists anticipate enrolling 10,500 participants by October across 20 Indian ...
- Takeda to launch dengue vaccine in India next yearTakeda, a Japanese pharmaceutical company, plans to launch its dengue vaccine, Qdenga, in India next year in collaboration with Biological ...
- First-ever phase-three clinical trial for dengue vaccine initiated in IndiaThe Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and Panacea Biotec have launched the first phase three clinical trial for an indigenous dengu...
- Takeda to soon start trials in India for dengue vaccineTakeda Pharmaceuticals' dengue vaccine assumes significance since the first vaccine ever licensed for dengue, developed by French drugmaker...
- A global dengue coalition to deliver treatment within 5 years: Lancet commentThe Dengue Alliance, a coalition of institutions from dengue-endemic countries, plans to develop a new treatment for dengue within five yea...
- New study shows how dengue virus evolved in IndiaUntil 2012, the dominant strains in India were Dengue 1 and 3, the researchers said. However, in recent years, Dengue 2 has become more dom...
- IISc's computational analysis throws light on how dengue virus evolved in IndiaCases of dengue – a mosquito-borne viral disease – have steadily increased in the last 50 years, predominantly in the South-East Asian coun...
- Panacea Biotec completes Phase I/II study of DengiAlI vaccineAccording to the World Health Organization, dengue represents one of the 10 biggest global health threats and it is critical to have access...
- Sun Pharma partners ICGEB to develop safer, cheaper dengue vaccineThis is the Mumbai-based company’s second collaboration focussed on the mosquito-borne virus, the first being its pact to develop a botanic...
- Sun Pharma, ICGEB tie up to develop dengue vaccineSun Pharma will fund and support further development of the vaccine candidate and existing ICGEB knowhow and patents.
- India waives large-scale clinical trials for Sanofi's dengue vaccineAn expert consultative committee of the Indian drug regulatory agency has waived a large-scale clinical trial for a dengue vaccine develope...
- Government may exempt Sanofi’s dengue vaccine from large-scale clinical trialsIf cleared, the step may eventually pave the way for Dengvaxia's availability via the wide government distribution system and private chann...
- World's first dengue vaccine gets nod after 20 years of researchThe injection can thwart all four types of the virus, which has appeared in Portugal, France, Florida and Japan recently, according to WHO.
- Pune firm set to roll out cure for dengueSerum Institute will develop a drug to treat all 4 strains of dengue, and is in the process of applying for a 'speedy approval' to roll-out...
- Dengue vaccine tested on Indian adults, found safeThe study showed that 87% of Indian adults in trial were positive to dengue at enrolment, confirming the significant endemic nature of the ...
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