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Australia’s diphtheria outbreak deepens amid investigation into suspected first deathAustralia is grappling with a significant diphtheria outbreak, with cases spreading across multiple states and a suspected first death unde...- ET Awards: Cyrus Poonawalla reflects on SII’s mission of affordable vaccines and saving lives worldwideCyrus Poonawalla began Serum Institute of India in 1966 with a goal to make India self-reliant in healthcare. His vision was to provide aff...
- Poonawalla's clear shot at access for all via route socialCyrus S Poonawalla, chairman of Serum Institute of India, has created a legacy where business and social impact go hand in hand. His vaccin...
- Whooping cough spreading in China, 13 deaths in 2 months. Symptoms and if a vaccine is thereChina experienced a significant surge in whooping cough cases in the first two months of 2024, with 32,380 cases reported compared to 1,421...
- Dr Reddy's to promote, distribute Sanofi vaccine brands in IndiaThe announcement comes a day after Sanofi Healthcare India announced a separate partnership with Cipla to boost access to Sanofi's central ...
- Sanofi to let go of staff at vaccine plants in India as part of reviewThe drugmaker is offering voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) to all its employees at two sites near Hyderabad, a spokesperson for Sanofi's I...
- What is diphtheria, what are its symptoms, and how does it spread?A serious nose and throat infection that is easy to avoid with a vaccine. The back of the throat is covered by a sheet of thick, grey matte...
- Diphtheria: What is it, how does it spread, and what are the symptoms?Health experts have raised concerns that some migrants with probable diphtheria have been transferred from a processing center in Kent to o...
- Man’s death at Manston asylum centre may have been caused due to diphtheria, says UK Home OfficeA diphtheria infection might have caused a migrant's death at the Kent facility, concluded by a Home Office investigation. They added that ...
- India records greatest increase in number of children not receiving first dose of DTP-1 vaccine in 2020: UNData from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the UN children's agency UNICEF showed that 23 million children missed out on basic child...
- Panacea Biotec bags orders worth USD 24 mn from UN agenciesThe vaccine protects children against five deadly diseases, including diphtheria, tetanus and hepatitis B. "Panacea Biotec... has received ...
- Not just for children! Here are the vaccines that every adult needs to getAdults too need preventive immunisation against many deadly diseases.
- Panacea Biotec says newly developed vaccine works better than its peersEasySixTM is a fully liquid ready-to-use hexavalent vaccine made using high quality antigens complying to WHO’s cGMP requirements."
- Universal immunisation programme coverage 65% in 2014: Nadda"The full immunisation coverage is approximately 65 per cent in 2014," Nadda said, adding that the government was setting targets for child...
- Mission launched to cover kids against preventable diseasesThe diseases are diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, polio, tuberculosis, measles and hepatitis B, an official statement here said.
- Sanofi launches Shan5 paediatric pentavalent vaccineShantha, a fully integrated biotechnology company involved in R and D, manufacturing and marketing, was acquired by Sanofi Pasteur Holding ...
- Supreme Court seeks Centre's reply on plea to ban pentavalent vaccineA plea of senior doctor Yogesh Jain alleged that the vaccine has serious side-effects on children causing death of 21 minors so far in the ...
- Industrial chemicals make childhood vaccines less effectiveChildhood exposure to a group of chemicals used widely in a variety of products could reduce the effectiveness of common vaccines, a study ...
- Panel slams closure of three govt vaccine cosA health ministry-appointed committee termed the reason for the closure of three state-run vaccine making units in 2008 as illegal.
- Panel slams closure of three govt vaccine cosA health ministry-appointed committee termed the reason for the closure of three state-run vaccine making units in 2008, which resulted in ...
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