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An epidemic of exclusion that must be cured

Albert Bourla, chairman and CEO of Pfizer, gave a speech on inclusion at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Leaders Week in San Francisco on November 16-17.

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Pfizer seeks to boost presence in Vietnam

A business mission led by Anil Argilla, president of Emerging Markets Asia at Pfizer, worked with Deputy Minister of Health Do Xuan Tuyen on May 25.

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PFIZER RANKED LEADING COMPANY IN ASIA FOR COVID-19 RESPONSE AND PATIENT-CENTRIC APPROACH BY ASIAN PATIENT GROUPS

/PRNewswire/ Pfizer has been ranked first in its Covid-19 response, patient centricity, patient safety and bringing innovative, high-quality products.

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Pfizer Ranked as Leading Company in Asia for Covid-19 Response and Patient-Centric Approach

Pfizer Ranked as Leading Company in Asia for Covid-19 Response and Patient-Centric Approach
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12 million doses in February

Coming our way: Dr Adham after adding his signature to the agreement to procure the Pfizer vaccine for Malaysia. Attending the signing ceremony on-screen is Thangpaibool at the Health Ministry. Bernama PUTRAJAYA: The government has signed an agreement for the first phase delivery of Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccines covering over 12 million doses. The agreement for the Pfizer-BioNTech BNT1262b vaccine is to procure 12,799,800 doses to be supplied from the end of February, covering 20% of the population who will receive two doses. The Health Ministry yesterday said the government also agreed to procure an additional 12.2 million doses to bring the total number of the vaccines received this year to 25 million doses, covering 39% of Malaysians.

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