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Open Orphan Doses First Volunteer In Needle Free Covid Vaccine Trial

Open Orphan Doses First Volunteer In Needle Free Covid Vaccine Trial Mon, 11th Jan 2021 11:45 (Alliance News) - Open Orphan PLC on Monday said it has dosed the first volunteer in its trial of Codagenix Inc s needle free Covid-19 vaccine. Open Orphan, which provides vaccine and antiviral testing using human challenge clinical trials, said the first volunteer had been dosed with COVI-VAC, a needle free intranasal Covid-19 vaccine, as part of a phase 1 clinical trial. The trial is being carried out at hVIVO s UK facility, hVIVO being part of Open Orphan. COVI-VAC is a single-dose, intranasal, live attenuated vaccine against the virus that causes Covid-19, known as SARS-CoV-2.

Nasal Covid vaccine can be potential gamechanger: Experts

Public health experts believe that intranasal vaccines for coronavirus, administered through nose rather than muscles, can be a potential gamechanger in Indias fight against the coronavirus pandemic.The nasal vaccine is different from two .

Covid-19 Vaccine Market to See Stunning Growth; Golden Years Ahead : GSK, Codagenix, Inovio Pharmaceuticals

Covid-19 Vaccine Market to See Stunning Growth; Golden Years Ahead : GSK, Codagenix, Inovio Pharmaceuticals
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Indian nasal Covid vaccine can be potential gamechanger: Experts

Indigenous pneumococcal vaccine hits the market - The Hindu BusinessLine

Indigenous pneumococcal vaccine hits the market December 28, 2020 × As parts of the world roll-out the Covid-19 vaccine, India launched an indigenously developed pneumococcal vaccine that would be priced at a fraction of its competitors in the local market. The pneumococcal vaccine can now be accessible to more children across the country, Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan said, unlike earlier when it was dependent on products from international companies. Drug-majors Pfizer and GlaxoSmithKline presently sell the product in India. The indigenous vaccine from Serum Institute of India would be priced at half that of the existing ones sold in the country, said Adar Poonawalla, Chief Executive of the company. It would be priced at $3 for a dose, and involved three doses, he said. The vaccine development involved a collaboration of over eight years, along with PATH and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, he said, adding that it was tailored to protect against 6A and 19A strains

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