Zydus Cadila s three-dose COVID-19 vaccine gets emergency use authorisation from DGCA: All you need to know about ZyCoV-D
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Zydus Cadila on Thursday submitted data from phase one and two clinical trials for its coronavirus vaccine ZyCov-D and sought approval for the next phase of tests. The vaccine was found to be safe and well tolerated in tests on more than a thousand healthy adult volunteers, said the company, adding phase three clinical trial in around 30,000 volunteers upon receiving necessary approvals. The multi-centre and randomized trials were reviewed by an independent Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB). Reports have been submitted to Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) regularly for the update on safety outcome. Zydus Group chairperson Pankaj Patel said that company is optimistic of the phase III clinical trial outcomes as well. We would be able to start production of the novel vaccine on its successful completion, he said.
Year ender-2020: COVID-19 pandemic has been the biggest story of 2020 AIR In our Special Series Year ender-2020 today we bring you a report on Atma Nirbhar Bharat. COVID-19 pandemic has been the biggest story of the year and India has seen a fightback against the disease under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Acting fast, a Special economic and comprehensive package of 20 lakh crore rupees equivalent to 10 per cent of Indiaâs GDP, was launched by the Prime Minister on 12th May to address the concerns of the citizens. Financial analyst Sidharth outlines how the measures taken by the Prime minister helped from the farmers to street vendors to tide over the troubled times.