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India's Serum in talks on fill-finishing malaria vaccine in Ghana, official says

Vaccine manufacturer Serum Institute of India is holding talks on fill-finishing Oxford University's R21 malaria vaccine in Ghana, which approved the shot this month, a Ghanaian vaccine expert said on Thursday. ....

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China's working-age population to start declining rapidly in 2030s: Report

A decline in the country's working-age-population is expected to affect its potential economic growth and force changes in world trade and investment. ....

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AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine more effective with longer dose gap - study

AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine more effective with longer dose gap - study
AstraZeneca and Oxford University s COVID-19 vaccine is more effective when its second dose is given three months after the first, instead of six weeks, a peer-reviewed study published in The Lancet medical journal showed on Friday.Reuters | Updated: 19-02-2021 21:35 IST | Created: 19-02-2021 21:32 IST
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AstraZeneca and Oxford University s COVID-19 vaccine is more effective when its second dose is given three months after the first, instead of six weeks, a peer-reviewed study published in The Lancet medical journal showed on Friday. The study confirmed the Anglo-Swedish drugmaker s findings from earlier this month that showed the vaccine had 76% efficacy against symptomatic coronavirus infection for three months after the first dose. ....

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