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India Coronavirus Dispatch: Vaccine volunteers say the risk was worth it

Is the Pfizer vaccine the right fit for India, celebrity ambassadors to drum up interest in vaccinations, how herd immunity works-news relevant to India's fight against Covid-19

There will be more Covid vaccine doses than needed by 2021 end: Pfizer CEO

Pfizer's chief executive Albert Bourla said he was confident that by the end of 2021 there would be more vaccine doses than required to fight the Covid-19 pandemic

Don't get carried away with Covid-19 vaccine 'over optimism': UK PM Johnson

UK PM Johnson hailed the "searchlights of science" which have fought back against Covid-19 with an approved Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine but urged the public to not get carried away with "over optimism"

UK approves Pfizer, becomes the first country to roll out Covid-19 vaccine

With 800,000 doses expected to be delivered over the next few days, inoculations will begin next week

Vaccine on horizon, plans are afoot for real-time supply chain tracking

Experts feel it would be critical to spot spurious vaccines, enable faster product recalls and ensure two shots to individual from same manufacturer

Covid vaccination debut

The UK's experience could provide some pointers

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US court rejects Trump rules limiting H1-B visas to skilled workers, Maruti Suzuki sees 'much better' 2021, govt gets three bids for BPCL, and more top headlines of the day

UK approves Pfizer-BioNTech Covid vaccine; to be available from next week

The U.K. had signaled it would move swiftly in approving a vaccine to protect its population, and doctors across the country were put on standby for a possible rollout

Mexico set to sign deal with Pfizer for delivery of Covid-19 vaccine

Mexico's government is due to sign a contract with pharmaceutical company Pfizer for the delivery of its coronavirus vaccine, Deputy Health Minister Hugo Lopez-Gatell said

Pfizer-BioNTech apply for EU emergency authorisation for Covid-19 vaccine

The application to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) comes after the companies applied for US approval on Nov. 20, taking them a step closer to launching their vaccine.

Airlines face 'mission of the century' in shipping coronavirus vaccines

United Airlines Holdings Inc. has begun flights to ready Pfizer's vaccine for distribution if it receives regulatory approval, said a person familiar with the matter

UK to be first to clear Pfizer-BioNTech Covid vaccine likely by next week

The U.K. had long signaled it would move fast on any promising vaccine candidate

India Coronavirus Dispatch: What does '90% efficacy' for a vaccine mean?

Students aspiring to study abroad may face tougher competition in 2021, AstraZeneca's manufacturing error casts doubt over its potential, and other news relevant to India's fight against the pandemic

Malaysia secures Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine in a first for Southeast Asia

Many Asian countries are not betting on it partly due to tropical heat, remote island communities and a lack of ultra-cold freezers

India Coronavirus Dispatch: Situation remains grim in national capital

Covid may impact vision of some patients, ethical dilemma of denying vaccine to trial participants, UP artisans start selling online-news relevant to India's fight against the pandemic

Explainer: When and how will Covid-19 vaccines become available?

If regulators approve any of the vaccines in coming weeks, the distribution could begin almost immediately

BioNTech, Fosun start Phase II trial of Covid-19 vaccine in China

BioNTech is also working with U.S. pharma giant Pfizer on the vaccine

Not working with any other partner for Covid-19 vaccination, says Pfizer

Clarification comes after a Mumbai-based tour operator announces 'vaccine tourism', solicits customer interest

Affordable Covid-19 vaccines will test world's intellectual property regime

An intellectual property regime that is not flexible enough to manage the coronavirus crisis is one that will break under the weight of that techno-dystopia.

India faces cold chain logistics challenge for Covid-19 vaccination

The nation with the world's second-highest infections plans to use the existing cold chain network in place for its Universal Immunization Program