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25.03 / 03:31
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Pandemic accord talks at loggerheads as time ticks away
pandemic accord faces a frantic last push this week, with countries still pulling in different directions on how to handle future global health crises. The last week of negotiations runs until Thursday with nations trying to hammer out an agreement to make sure the world is better prepared to deal with the next pandemic — or better still, stamp it out before it even happens.
25.03 / 02:35
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Elon Musk's X shows support to paediatrician Kulvinder Kaur Gill's against 'Canada govt-supported efforts to cancel her
Canadian and Ontario governments' COVID lockdown efforts and vaccination mandates on X. Her outspoken stance drew harassment from legacy media, censorship from prior Twitter management, and investigations by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO), resulting in "cautions" being placed on her permanent public record. The legal battles drained Gill's life savings, leaving her with a staggering $300,000 court judgment due on Monday.
24.03 / 19:17
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Bharat Biotech starts clinical trials of TB jab
Bharat Biotech International Ltd on Sunday said it has started clinical trials of tuberculosis vaccine candidate MTBVAC in India. The only vaccine in use today--BCG (Bacillus Calmette and Guerin)--is an attenuated variant of the bovine TB pathogen. This is more than a hundred years old and has a limited effect on pulmonary tuberculosis, which is mostly responsible for the transmission of the disease. Studying the safety, immunogenicity and efficacy of MTBVAC in the most populated country in the world and the one with the highest number of cases of this infectious disease is key to continue advancing in this vaccine," the company said. The trials have been done in collaboration with Spanish biopharmaceuticals company Biofabri to evaluate the safety, immunogenicity and efficacy of MTBVAC in India. «MTBVAC is being developed for two purposes: as a more effective and potentially longer-lasting vaccine than BCG for new-borns, and for the prevention of TB disease in adults and adolescents, for whom there is currently no effective vaccine,» Bharat Biotech International said. MTBVAC, the Spanish tuberculosis vaccine, is the first live attenuated vaccine of mycobacterium tuberculosis isolated from a human.
24.03 / 08:31
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Bharat Biotech begins clinical trials of TB vaccine on adults in India
Bharat Biotech International Ltd on Sunday said it started clinical trials of the Tuberculosis vaccine Mtbvac on adults in India. This is the first vaccine against Tuberculosis derived from a human source by the Spanish biopharmaceutical company, Biofabri, a press release from Bharat Biotech said. The release said that Mtbvac is being developed for two purposes; firstly, as a more effective and potentially longer-lasting vaccine than BCG ( Bacillus Calmette Guerin) for newborns and secondly, for the prevention of TB in adults and adolescents, for whom there is currently no effective vaccine. The trials are carried out by Bharat Biotech in close collaboration with Biofabri. Trials to evaluate the safety and immunogenicity of Mtbvac have started with a pivotal safety, immunogenicity and efficacy trial which has been planned to start in 2025, the release said. It is a giant step to test in adults and adolescents in the country where 28 per cent of the world's TB cases accumulate.
20.03 / 18:57
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Factbox-RFK Jr. on abortion, vaccines, housing and foreign policy
(Reuters) — Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a scion of the famed Kennedy family, initially sought the Democratic Party's nomination for president but dropped that effort in October and re-entered the race for the White House as an independent.
19.03 / 15:09
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Brazil news: Ex-President Jair Bolsonaro indicted for giving false Covid-19 vaccination data
Brazilian Supreme Court today released the federal police's indictment that alleges the former president and 16 others in his close circle provided false information into the public health database to make it appear as if they had received the COVID-19 vaccine during the pandemic. The indictment comes one year after the federal police searched Bolsonaro’s residence to investigate if the former president and his close circle provided false data into the health ministry’s database as proof of vaccination ahead of international trips.
18.03 / 10:23
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The Government, Big Tech and Free Speech, Round Two
The Supreme Court is back on the First Amendment beat Monday when it hears cases asking whether government officials can jawbone businesses to restrict speech. It seems government needs remedial constitutional training. In Murthy v.
15.03 / 19:13
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Electoral trusts since 2014 have also weighed in favour of BJP
political parties under electoral bonds is under examination, although many of these have been frequent donors, paying large sums to political parties through electoral trusts. The latest electoral trust data speaks. Five electoral trusts gave political parties ₹366 crore in 2022-23, including ₹259.08 crore going to the ruling BJP. Megha Engineering and Infrastructure, the second-highest electoral bond giver, also donated Rs 87 crore to Prudent, the richest electoral trust that favours the BJP.
14.03 / 12:55
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Goal to make India hub for scientific learning: PM Modi
India a premier hub for scientific learning by drawing in global best practices and sharing its knowledge and experiences with the world. «The coming years until 2047 is a period that is crucial to realise our vision of building a strong, self-reliant nation, where the scientific community in particular, especially our youth, will play a defining role,» the prime minister said in a message to a report encapsulating the scientific achievements of the past decade. The report — 'A Decade of Science: Technology Panorama for Aatmanirbhar Bharat' was compiled by the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Union Government and NGO Foundation for Advancing Science and Technology (FAST India) — and released by Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh on Thursday. The report highlights India's sustained efforts in science and technology, particularly in fields such as infrastructure, defence, energy sector and heavy industries.
13.03 / 21:53
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Paul Alexander, who lived in iron lung for more than 70 years, dies at 78
iron lung, died on Monday. He was 78.Alexander, who was also known online as ‘Iron Lung Man,’ spent the last seven decades of his life living in an iron lung after contracting polio when he was a child in the 1950s.The Dallas, Texas resident was diagnosed with polio when he was 6 years old and was paralyzed from the neck down, leaving him unable to breathe on his own.Despite being confined to a 600-pound iron lung, Alexander was a go-getter with a zest for life.
11.03 / 15:15
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Why Moderna stock is rallying today
Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) shares are rallying Monday, with the stock up more than 10%, trading over the $114 per share mark. The move has seen MRNA climb to its highest level since January, adding to its gains so far this year after a dismal 2023.
11.03 / 06:15
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Dengue risk re-evaluated: India research finds first infections can be as severe as secondary
dengue can be as life-threatening as the subsequent ones, according to a study which challenges the widely held belief that the viral disease is severe only in secondary infections. The research, published recently in the journal Nature Medicine, analysed severe dengue cases in a group of children in India, showing that more than half could be attributed to primary rather than secondary infection. Over the past two decades, dengue infections have greatly increased in India and the country has one of the largest number of cases globally. Dengue patients fall into two categories — those experiencing the infection for the first time, known as primary infections and those who get re-infected after a previous exposure, known as secondary infections.
09.03 / 08:45
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Four Years Later, Covid Isn’t Done With Us
In March 2020, at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, the U.S. went into lockdown. Four years later, Covid has receded into the background of our lives.
08.03 / 15:51
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'People of Maldives are sorry...': Ex- Maldives President speaks on impact of India's boycott
impacted the Maldives a lot, and I am actually here in India. I'm very worried about this. I want to say the people of the Maldives are sorry, we are sorry that this has happened.
07.03 / 14:31
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India's healthcare care innovation market to double to $60 billion by FY28, says new report
India's healthcare innovation market potential is expected to double to around $60 billion by FY28, pharma services and healthtech are anticipated to drive about 80% of this growth, according to a report by Bain & Company and HealthQuad. The report titled ‘Healthcare Innovation in India’ says the growth will be driven by rising consumerization of health, reconfigurations to the global healthcare value chain, a deepening of Indian scientific and technological expertise, and regulatory tailwinds, the report title. The report outlines the opportunity in healthcare innovation where companies increasingly leverage emerging technologies to add innovation vectors—including new business models, software-led solutions, and products—that extend beyond more longstanding value engineering considerations.
07.03 / 07:19
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‘Hypervaccinated’: Doctors study man who’s had 217 COVID-19 vaccines
Is there such thing as too many vaccines?
07.03 / 05:13
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International Women’s Day: Elephant.in launches a special Cancer Insurance Policy for women. Details here
public health challenge in India, particularly affecting women. Statistics emphasize the rising incidence of cancer in India, with a disproportionate impact on women than men. There is a necessity for a heightened emphasis on preventive measures, such as adopting a healthy lifestyle, receiving vaccinations (e.g., HPV vaccine for cervical cancer), and undergoing regular screenings to facilitate early detection.
05.03 / 00:47
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Ben Greenfield lends heft to Mukesh Bansal’s biohacking venture
Ben Greenfield, well-known fitness consultant, ‘biohacker’ and triathlon runner, whose list of high-profile clients includes Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey, is consulting with serial entrepreneur Mukesh Bansal to help him set up a chain of biohacking centres across the country. These centres, which employ popular practices of biohacking and age reversal, will provide various therapies and consultations, among other services.
04.03 / 23:44
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Health minister ‘deeply concerned’ about rise of measles cases in Canada
measles continues its slow spread across communities in the country, health officials are urging Canadians to stay vigilant and keep their vaccinations up-to-date.Speaking at a media conference on Monday, Health Minister Mark Holland said he is “deeply concerned” with the global measles outbreak and its potential impact on Canada.“We’re seeing a lot of illness that was almost rendered non-existent, starting to come back because of vaccine hesitancy,” Holland told reporters. “We have to depoliticize health information.
04.03 / 06:55
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EAM Jaishankar takes dig at Maldives amid ‘big bully’ claims, says, ‘Big bullies don't provide $4.5 bn to neighbours’
ANI, Jaishankar emphasized that “big bullies" do not extend aid amounting to USD 4.5 billion when neighbouring countries face distress. EAM Jaishankar at the event on Sunday, “The big change today in this part of the world is what has happened between India and its neighbours.
03.03 / 15:03
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Jaishankar cautions against threats created by AI & deepfakes
AI) and Deepfakes, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has stated that these pose a threat to India’s national security. “When we think of security, it is not just the defence of the borders, it is not countering terrorism alone…. But there is the daily routine which is so susceptible today to manipulation and this is growing,” Jaishankar said during a discussion about his latest book organised by India’s leading public policy body Ananta Aspen Centre here on Saturday evening. “Today foreign interference in this country is growing. It is important for the average person to understand how the world is changing because it is an era of AI and deepfakes,” he said.
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