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H1N1 in air but vaccines find few takers
New Delhi: Swine flu vaccines, both nasal and intramuscular injectibles, have failed to take off here in the city even as the number of cases and deaths caused by the viral influenza continue to increase. A random survey of the popular chemist shops in Delhi shows that few of them have the vaccines and those dealing with it have not been able to sell more than 10 vaccines in one month.
01/09/2010
Times Of India (New Delhi)
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Flu vaccines hit shelves in last month of expiry
Omkar Sapre PUNE
AMID fears of another swine flu wave round the corner, Serum Institute of India’s (SII) swine flu vaccine NasoVac, launched on July 15, is in great demand as citizens seek protection from the H1N1 virus.
31/08/2010
Economic Times (New Delhi)
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CM asks to control swine flu, dengue
Bhopal, Aug 29:
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has reviewed the measures for control and treatment of swine flu and dengue cases and asked the officers to keep a constant watch over the situation.
Mr Chouhan asked the officers to keep adequate stock of requisite drugs and keep watch on the affected patients, an official release said.
He instructed the officers to keep p
30/08/2010
Central Chronicle (Bhopal)
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Vaccination deaths result of systemic failure: Ministry
The Union Health Ministry on Wednesday ruled out any defect in the measles vaccine, administration of which resulted in the death of four children at Mohanlalganj near Lucknow on Saturday. The Government attributed the casualties to systemic failure.
26/08/2010
Pioneer (New Delhi)
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U.P. blames Centre for vaccine deaths
Atiq Khan
LUCKNOW: In what is turning out to be a State versus the Centre match, the Uttar Pradesh Government has refused to take the blame for the four immunisation deaths in Mohanlalganj tehsil of Lucknow on August 21.
In a letter sent to Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad on Tuesday, State Medical and Health Minister Anant Kumar Mishra has said that prima facie it appears that the fou
25/08/2010
Hindu (New Delhi)
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Infant deaths: Vaccine samples sent for tests
Teena Thacker
The team from the Union Health Ministry probing the death of four infants during a routine immunisation drive in Mohanlalganj near Lucknow on Saturday has sent samples of the measles vaccine from the stock to the Central Drug Laboratory Kolkata for further investigations.
The team from the Union Health Ministry probing the death of four infants during a routine immunisation drive in Mohanlalganj near Lucknow on Saturday has sent samples of the measles vaccine from the stock to the Central Drug Laboratory Kolkata for further investigations.
24/08/2010
Indian Express (New Delhi)
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Health Ministry sends team to probe vaccination deaths
Aarti Dhar
NEW DELHI: The Centre has sent a two-member team to Lucknow to probe the deaths of four infants after they were administered anti-measles vaccination at an immunisation camp in the Mohanlal Ganj area.
NEW DELHI: The Centre has sent a two-member team to Lucknow to probe the deaths of four infants after they were administered anti-measles vaccination at an immunisation camp in the Mohanlal Ganj area.
23/08/2010
Hindu (New Delhi)
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With JE vaccine in sight, UP heaves sigh of relief
LUCKNOW: After a protracted cold war with the Centre over supply of dubious quality of Japanese Encephalitis vaccine, things finally begin to look up for UP. The state is all set to receive a consignment of fresh vaccine from new Delhi in September.
21/08/2010
Times of India (Lucknow)
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State lagging behind in immunisation programme
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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Gone are the days when Kerala used to boast of its health standards matching many developed countries.
20/08/2010
New Indian Express (Kochi)
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H1N1 panic spreads, huge rush for vaccines
BHUBANESWAR: Panic swelled in the Capital City on Thursday as people queued up before hospitals, both private and government, to get vaccination for H1N1 as the Government swung into action to arrange mobilisation of the vaccines. The swine flu has claimed seven lives so far.
13/08/2010
New Indian Express (Bhubaneswar)

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