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Steroids used in Covid treatmet leading to fungal infections in few patients
The cases of fungal infection emerging now are mostly due to the excessive use of steroids
The rat race for COVID vaccine
The search to develop the COVID-19 vaccine is at its peak, with several companies desperate to claim the first spot. In
After Pfizer, Serum Institute seeks approval for COVID-19 vaccine
The Pune-based company has collaborated with Oxford University and pharmaceutical company Astra Zeneca for making the vaccine
CCMD gets ICMR nod for dry swab method tests
The technique, approved by ICMR, involves taking nasal swabs in dry state and putting them in a tube which can be sent for RT-PCR testing
No severe safety event on Covid vaccine: AstraZeneca
There were 23,000 participants being assessed, who among them would be following two regimes of half dose and full dose
Oxford University COVID-19 vaccine 'encouraging' for older age groups
Older individuals are at disproportionate risk of severe COVID-19 and so any vaccine adopted for use must be effective in older adults
Explained | Here's how coronavirus vaccine trials work
To find out whether experimental Covid-19 vaccines are effective, researchers design clinical trials involving thousands of volunteers
Protein-based COVID vaccine candidates more suitable for India, scientists say
That potentially rules out the 3 vaccine candidates that have shown over 90% efficiency over the last week - Pfizer, Sputnik V and Moderna
Moderna says its COVID-19 vaccine candidate is 94.5% effective
Moderna's announcement comes just a week after Pfizer said their COVID-19 vaccine candidate was more than 90 per cent effective
Celestial excitement in store for sky gazers this month
Jupiter and Saturn will be shining bright in the southwestern hemisphere and Venus will shine right before dawn