NEW DELHI: The AIIMS Ethics Committee on Saturday gave its nod for starting human clinical trial of the indigenously developed Covid-19 vaccine — Covaxin. The premier hospital is likely to begin the trials by enrolling healthy volunteers from Monday.
Report by researchers at CSIR is the first that highlights SARS-CoV-2 may target the PBC of the brainstem that controls respiration and causes respiratory collapse of Covid-19 patients, the statement added.
According to a report in news agency ANI, Balkrishna said that a trial was conducted on hundreds of Covid-19 patients and that the medicine has yielded “100% favourable results.”
The analysis shows that when the number of infected becomes equal to those removed from circulation by recovery and death, the coefficient will reach the 100 per cent threshold and the epidemic will be “extinguished”.
The number of coronavirus patients in the city has been on the rise over the last week, registering a jump of more than a thousand patients each day.
The medical journal retracted the study after the paper’s authors said they could no longer vouch for its underlying data.
He is admitted to the Medanta hospital in Gurgaon, hospital sources said on Thursday The BJP leader has shown symptoms of COVID-19, a source said.
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