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- Passengers evacuated from hantavirus-stricken cruise ship begin flying home from Canary IslandsPassengers from the hantavirus-hit cruise ship MV Hondius are flying home from Tenerife. They are being evacuated by military and governmen...
- Covid nasal sprays could one day stop the virus from replicating, or entering the body'Viral blockade', as the name suggests, is a simple premise based on blocking SARS-CoV-2.
- Covid nasal spray by Oxford University and AstraZeneca not as effective as expected, study shows"In their findings (published in eBioMedicine), the researchers reported mucosal antibody responses were seen in a minority of participants...
- Glenmark to sell nasal spray for Covid care for ₹850On Wednesday, Glenmark and its partner Canada-based SaNOtize Research & Development Corp announced the launch of NONS under the brand name ...
- Glenmark launches Nitric Oxide spray against COVIDFabiSpray is designed to kill the COVID-19 virus in the upper airways, and has proven anti-microbial properties with a direct virucidal eff...
- Glenmark Pharma, SaNOtize Research launch nasal spray for COVID-19 treatment in IndiaThe Mumbai-based drug firm had earlier received manufacturing and marketing approval from the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) for ...
- Market Movers: ITC’s Covid-19 nasal spray surprises investorsMedia reports earlier today said that the FMCG company has started clinical trials of a nasal spray for the prevention of Covid-19. If the ...
- ITC starts clinical trials of nasal spray for COVID-19 preventionITC's LSTC has been at the core of the company's drive for science led product innovation to support and build its wide range of product po...
- Glenmark inks deal with SaNOtize for COVID treatment spray in India, other Asian marketsGlenmark said in early July 2021, the company presented a proposal to the subject expert committee of CDSCO for emergency approval for impo...
- Glenmark to conduct Phase III trial nasal spray meant to treat Covid-19Glenmark has joined hands with the Canadian company named Sanotize. The nasal spray works by killing the virus largely in the upper airways...
- Anti-COVID-19 nasal spray 'ready for use in humans': University of Birmingham researchersA team in the University's Healthcare Technologies Institute has formulated the spray using compounds already widely approved by regulatory...
- Ban use of disinfectants, UV rays on humans for Covid: Supreme Court to CentreOn September 7, the apex court had asked the Centre why it has not banned the use of tunnels for disinfecting people for COVID-19 despite t...
- SC asks Centre why no ban on disinfectant tunnels despite saying chemicals harmfulA bench headed by Justices Ashok Bhushan, R Subhash Reddy and M R Shah was informed by Solicitor General Tushar Mehta that the Health Minis...
- Spraying disinfectants can be 'harmful', says WHOSpraying chlorine or other toxic chemicals on people can cause eye and skin irritation, bronchospasm and gastrointestinal effects. The orga...
- Spraying of disinfectant on people physically, psychologically harmful: Health ministryThe Union Health Ministry has issued an advisory against spraying of disinfectant on people for Covid-19 management, saying it was physical...
- Spraying of disinfectant on people 'physically and psychologically harmful': Health ministryThe ministry said it has received many queries regarding the efficacy (if any) of use disinfectants such as sodium hypochlorite spray used ...
- Drones could be potential game changers in fight against Covid-19Not just in India, drones have been used in China and South Korea for spraying disinfectants.
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