HomeNewsDrug Discovery & Development

Serum Institute of India to Launch Malaria Vaccine Soon

Serum Institute of India to Launch Malaria Vaccine Soon

Serum Institute of India (SII) is planning to launch a vaccine for malaria soon. This was announced by Managing Director Cyrus Poonawala during a press conference organised by the Miss World Organisation in Pune.

Reportedly, Miss World 2023 team delegates were hosted by Dr. Poonawalla at the Ritz-Carlton, Pune.

“After the success of Covishield, for the first time in the world, SII will be launching a malaria vaccine,” said Dr. Poonawalla adding that the firm is also preparing a vaccine for dengue and that the cure for dengue would be ready in a year.

In 2020, India accounted for about 82 percent of all malaria deaths and as many cases in South-East Asia. According to government statistics, of all vector-borne diseases in India, the most cases in 2021 were of dengue and malaria.

More news about: drug discovery & development | Published by Manvi | September - 01 - 2023 | 419

Last news about this category


 

 

We use our own and third party cookies to produce statistical information and show you personalized advertising by analyzing your browsing, according to our COOKIES POLICY. If you continue visiting our Site, you accept its use.

More information: Privacy Policy

 pharmaindustrial-india.com - Professional magazine for pharma industry suppliers and lab technology - CEDRO members