The research, published recently in the journal Cell, shows the immune mechanisms and significant benefits of vaccines being delivered directly into the respiratory tract, rather than by traditional injection.
Vaccination drive started on January 16, 2020 in India to curb the surge of COVID-19. The government has been able to inoculate over 145 crore people in the country so far and here is how it is helping in the fight against COVID.
So far, two vaccines have been given or are awaiting emergency use authorisation by the Indian Government- Covaxin and ZyCov-D.
Two doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech and Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine administered in India as Covishield along with infection history can protect you from COVID-19 infection.
Instead of using the conventional syringe or a needle, Zydus Cadila vaccine is administered through an applicator, which will be used for the first time in the country.
India witnessed a sharp fall in the daily cases of the virus infection. According to the Government's data, the two worst-hit states Kerala and Mizoram are now experiencing a drop in the daily cases. Follow this space for more such updates on COVID-19.
Zydus Cadila's Covid-19 vaccine ZyCoV-D has already received DCGI approval for emergency use in children in the age group of 12-18 years.
Confused to get the vaccine doses or not? In the United Kingdom, over 1 lakh people were saved from death only because they were fully vaccinated against the deadly coronavirus.
Should one still get the jab? Yes, the vaccines may not assure anything about getting infected but can majorly reduce down the severity or the complexities of the infection.
Johnson and Johnson's vaccine will be imported to India through a supply agreement with India's indigenous vaccine maker Biological E Limited.
Current vaccines are effective at protecting against circulating variants. But as the virus mutates, there is an increasing chance of viral escape.
The total number of vaccine doses administered in the country has surged to 35,28,92,046, according to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
Wait, before you head out to get the COVID-19 vaccine, here are the updated price chart of the jabs against the novel coronavirus, available in India. Read on to know everything.
The research, published recently in the journal Cell, shows the immune mechanisms and significant benefits of vaccines being delivered directly into the respiratory tract, rather than by traditional injection.
Vaccination drive started on January 16, 2020 in India to curb the surge of COVID-19. The government has been able to inoculate over 145 crore people in the country so far and here is how it is helping in the fight against COVID.
So far, two vaccines have been given or are awaiting emergency use authorisation by the Indian Government- Covaxin and ZyCov-D.
Two doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech and Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine administered in India as Covishield along with infection history can protect you from COVID-19 infection.
Instead of using the conventional syringe or a needle, Zydus Cadila vaccine is administered through an applicator, which will be used for the first time in the country.
India witnessed a sharp fall in the daily cases of the virus infection. According to the Government's data, the two worst-hit states Kerala and Mizoram are now experiencing a drop in the daily cases. Follow this space for more such updates on COVID-19.
Zydus Cadila's Covid-19 vaccine ZyCoV-D has already received DCGI approval for emergency use in children in the age group of 12-18 years.
Confused to get the vaccine doses or not? In the United Kingdom, over 1 lakh people were saved from death only because they were fully vaccinated against the deadly coronavirus.
Should one still get the jab? Yes, the vaccines may not assure anything about getting infected but can majorly reduce down the severity or the complexities of the infection.
Current vaccines are effective at protecting against circulating variants. But as the virus mutates, there is an increasing chance of viral escape.
The total number of vaccine doses administered in the country has surged to 35,28,92,046, according to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
Wait, before you head out to get the COVID-19 vaccine, here are the updated price chart of the jabs against the novel coronavirus, available in India. Read on to know everything.
