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Vaccination for 12-14 age group likely to begin in March, says NTAGI chairman
Of the estimated 7.4 crore (7,40,57,000) population in the 15-18 age bracket, over 3.45 crore ha…
PTI
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In India, less than one in every 10,000 jabs have led to serious adverse reactions — not necessarily due to the vaccine
The Ministry said the percentage of such effect having serious/severe (including deaths) in ca…
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WHO asks China to regularly share data on Covid-19 situation
The global health agency has asked Chinese health officials to share data on genetic sequencing…
PTI
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South Africa 'technically' enters third wave of COVID-19 pandemic, says National Institute for Communicable Diseases
South Africa has "technically" entered the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic, the country's Na…
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Niti to develop National Data Platform
Stating that the NDAP will provide access to data from multiple sectors in one place, the document …
PTI
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Vacancies at United Nations, other foreign and local government institutions in India— in top job vacancies this week
Every month a million people in India turn 18, ready to take up jobs. And millions of jobs are pos…
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Meet the developer group trying to break the mental health stigma in tech, where moving fast and breaking things leads developers to burnout and health issues
Akullian says that tech workers are often put in high-stress situations where they don't have the o…
Rosalie Chan
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Climate Action 15: 2024's top global innovators powering green solutions
Climate Action 15 profiles top founders, global activists, academics, and nonprofit and public-sect…
Insider Inc.
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Govt likely to float global tender for HPV vaccine in April; Merck, Serum Institute may participate
The Health Ministry intends to roll out HPV vaccine against cervical cancer in the national immunis…
PTI
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India mulls 2nd Covid booster even as coverage of first dose remains feeble
The Indian immunisation panel is discussing a fourth dose of Covid vaccine, or a second booster dos…
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India may consider reducing the gap between second dose and the booster dose of COVID-19 for those travelling abroad
India is likely to reduce the gap between the second dose and the booster dose from nine months to …
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Locked out
Tenants facing illegal evictions often call police for help but spotty laws, training, and enforcem…
Cecilia Reyes
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Indians remain wary of booster doses as Covid wanes and side-effect worries rise
In a national survey conducted by LocalCircles, 50% of citizens said that they were hesitant to tak…
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40% of Chinese people infected with Covid in last month, say experts
According to an internal document of the Chinese CDC, 248 million people were infected by the coron…
ANI
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India opens COVID-19 vaccination for all above 45 years from April 1
India has opened up its COVID-19 vaccination drive for all above 45 years of age. Those who are eli…
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Australia to not use AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine for people aged under 60 on clotting concerns
The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) has advised that the AstraZeneca Co…
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New Omicron subvariant detected in India - Here’s all you need to know about the new variants causing Covid 19
New Omicron subvariant detected in India - Here’s all you need to know about the new variants causi…
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A young US soccer star blasted UEFA after getting snubbed from the Champions League Team of the Season
The 22-year-old led Lyon with nine Champions League goals en route to the title, but it still wasn'…
Meredith Cash
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Serum Institute seeks drug regulator's approval to start booster doses of Covishield
"People of our country as well as citizens of other countries who have already been fully va…
PTI
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Biden's Commerce secretary spoke on an AI committee while her husband held stocks in AI. It isn't illegal, but it could pose an ethical problem in the future, government watchdog expert says.
Secretary Raimondo's presence on the committee could constitute a "conflict of interest," a former …