Concerns about adverse effects post COVID-19 vaccination seem unfounded, negligible: Govt
India oi-Deepika S | Published: Tuesday, January 19, 2021, 21:16 New Delhi, Jan 19: Urging healthcare workers not ...
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5G roll-out should stop while ‘suspected adverse health effects’ investigated, expert claims
The global roll-out of 5G should be halted while further investigations are conducted into potential risks associated with the ...
580 Adverse Reactions, Two Deaths Not Linked to Vaccine: Centre On Day 3
Coronavirus: 3,81,305 healthcare workers have been vaccinated so far.Highlights580 cases of adverse reactions observed among those vaccinated Two persons have ...
3,81,305 beneficiaries received COVID vaccine, 580 adverse events reported: Govt
India oi-Deepika S | Published: Monday, January 18, 2021, 20:46 New Delhi, Jan 18: A total of 3,81,305 ...
India confirms 447 cases of adverse events following COVID-19 vaccination
A total of 447 cases of Adverse Event Following Immunization (AEFIs) after the COVID-19 vaccination have been reported over ...
2.24 lakh get jab; 447 adverse cases reported
While over 1.91 lakh healthcare and frontline workers were vaccinated on the day one, only 17,072 received their jabs ...
Over 17,000 Vaccinated On Day 2, Adverse Reactions Minor: Health Ministry
The total number of people vaccinated against the novel coronavirus, so far, is around 2.24 lakh (File)New Delhi: Over ...
India’s vaccination drive: 2,24,301 people inoculated so far; 447 adverse events reported
Image Source : AP India's vaccination drive: 2,24,301 people inoculated so far; 447 adverse events reported As many as ...
1 ‘severe’, 51 ‘minor’ cases of adverse events reported among health workers in Delhi
Administration of coronavirus vaccine started in Delhi at 81 centres across the city on Saturday New Delhi: One "severe" ...
Vaccination Drive: 1 ‘severe’, 51 ‘minor’ cases of adverse events reported among health workers in Delhi
Image Source : PTI Vaccination Drive: 1 ‘severe’, 51 ‘minor’ cases of adverse events reported among health workers in ...