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IHH Healthcare partners Bharat Biotech to provide Covaxin at Gleneagles Global Hospitals

Ocugen to seek emergency-use nod for Covaxin in US market - The Hindu BusinessLine

Ocugen to seek emergency-use nod for Covaxin in US market May 04, 2021 Covaxin demonstrates potential effectiveness against different variants, says study Ocugen, the US partner of Bharat Biotech for its Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin, is set to seek the US Food and Drug Administration’s nod for emergency-use authorisation of the vaccine in the US market. The Ocugen team has submitted a comprehensive drug master file with the FDA, and is currently diligently preparing the EUA application, according to Shankar Musunuri, Chairman of the Board, CEO and and co-founder of Ocugen. In February, Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech and Ocugen entered into a pact, according to which the latter will co-develop, supply, and commercialise Covaxin.

Covid second wave: All your FAQs answered at doctors roundtable - Coronavirus Outbreak News

Covid second wave: All your FAQs answered at doctors’ roundtable Covid second wave: All your FAQs answered at doctors’ roundtable As the second wave of Covid-19 sweeps across the country, Rajdeep Sardesai speaks to top doctors who answer all your FAQs. advertisement UPDATED: May 1, 2021 01:04 IST India on Friday saw 3,86,452 new coronavirus infections in a span of 24 hours, the highest single-day rise so far. (Photo: Reuters) As the second wave of Covid-19 sweeps across the country, India Today TV Consulting Editor Rajdeep Sardesai speaks to top doctors who answer all your Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). Excerpts: Q: Is the new variant in India more infectious and, hence, more dangerous? Could I be infected even at home?

Second Covid wave more dangerous for children, say doctors

Express News Service CHENNAI: Doctors treating children with Covid-19 say that in the second wave of the pandemic, even two-year-olds are being brought to hospitals with lung infections, which is something they didn’t see in the first wave. On April 23, a 19-day-old girl from Chennai died due to Covid pneumonia at the Government Institute of Child Health, Egmore. Doctors say it was probably the first such death among children. Dr S Ezhilarasi, director of the  institute, said the parents of the baby had symptoms of Covid but didn’t know they had the disease. The baby was referred to the hospital from outside and was brought in a critical condition.

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