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Tue, 21 Jan 2025, 04:36 pm

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Health

1st segment of Pfizer vaccine arrives

The first consignment of 1.06 lakh doses of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine is available in Bangladesh as the plane carrying the virus preventive item has touched Dhaka, a good news

Serum Institute promises 9-10 crore Covishield doses in June

Serum Institute of India (SII) has informed the government that it will be able to manufacture and supply nine to 10 crore doses of Covishield in June, official sources said

UK approves single shot Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine

Britain on Friday approved the use of the single shot Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) announced Friday. “This is a further boost

Anyone above 12-year can receive Pfizer Corona vaccine as it gets approval

Pfizer Coronavirus or Covid-19 vaccine has been approved for emergency use in Bangladesh. Directorate General of Drug Administration (DGDA) confirmed this information in a press notification on Thursday. Anyone above

Cabinet body okays proposal to procure 1.5 crore Chinese Sinopharm vaccine

The Cabinet Committee on Public Purchase on Thursday gave final approval to a proposal of the Health and Family Welfare Ministry to procure 1.5 crore Chinese Sinofarm Covid-19 vaccine. As

Race to vaccinate in Bordeaux as rare variant detected

The French city of Bordeaux will fast-track vaccinations for residents in one neighbourhood after nearly 50 people tested positive for a “very rare” variant of Covid-19, health authorities told AFP

Vaccinating children before poor morally wrong, Oxford scientist says

Offering children in some richer countries a coronavirus vaccine before some high-risk people in poorer ones is “morally wrong”, a group of MPs has been told. Prof Andrew Pollard, who

Nepal faces its own Covid crisis due to vaccine shortage

In a choked voice, Parasuram Maurya described desperately running from one hospital to another to save his father from Covid-19. Sundar Maurya, a farmer from the south-western town of Narainapur,

Covid: Will UK vaccine success keep virus at bay?

Next week will see the most significant lifting of restrictions yet in England, with indoor mixing to be allowed. The rest of the UK is making similar steps. It means

Coronavirus strain found in India is a ‘variant of concern’: WHO

A COVID-19 variant spreading in India, which is facing an explosive outbreak, appears to be more contagious and has been classified as being “of concern”, the World Health Organization said