Coronavirus Vaccine / If there is a difference of ten months between the two doses, then Covishield will be more effective, revealed in the new study

Zoom News : Jun 29, 2021, 06:18 AM
New Delhi. The debate about the time gap between the two doses of Oxford-Astrazeneca Vaccine (Oxford-Astrazeneca Vaccine). Now in a new study of Oxford, it has been said that if the time gap between the two doses of this vaccine is kept 10 months, the resistance against Corona will work better. It has also been said in the study that if the third booster shot is also imposed, then it will prove to be very effective in increasing antibodies.

It is believed that after this study, the vaccination program will help to run the vaccination program smoothly in the case of vaccine. Study has been found that anti-body remains for nearly one year after the first dose of the vaccine. Booster Dose has been asked that it can be given six months after the second dose.

Tell that India's serum institute has been a partner in Oxford-Astrazenacacin. This vaccine had done the Trial Serum Institute in India. Serum Institute has kept the name of the vaccine Kovishield. The highest supply in India is the same vaccine. The time gap of vaccine in India has been changed several times. Its time gap is 12-16 weeks.


Vaccine production

During June, more than 10 million doses of covishered vaccine have been produced. In view of the fear of the third wave of Kovid epidemic, vaccination has been increased in India. During the last six days, 69 lakh doses have been given per day during the last six days after the nationwide free Kovid-19 vaccination campaign in India.

Another vaccine is building serum

The Pune Based Serum Institute of India has started the construction of another vaccine covovax to defend the Corona virus. Covowax has been found effective than 90 percent in the clinical trial. His briefing trial in India is also in the last round, that is, soon the country is getting another corona vaccine. Next month, Kovowax's clinical trial is going to start on children in the country.

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