Health
India’s quick nod to homegrown COVID-19 vaccine seeds doubt – Kearney Hub
NEW DELHI (AP) — As the director of a large hospital in the Indian state that has seen the country’s most coronavirus cases, Dr. S.P. Kalantri had been waiting…
NEW DELHI (AP) As the director of a large hospital in the Indian state that has seen the countrys most coronavirus cases, Dr. S.P. Kalantri had been waiting for the day a vaccine would be approved and bring protection not only to his community but also himself.
But now he has his doubts about getting the shots after India took a regulatory shortcut to approve a vaccine by Indian drugmaker Bharat Biotech before late clinical trials showed it was effective in preventing illness from coronavirus infections….
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