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Dengue Vaccine the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB) is collaborating with the drug major Sun Pharma to use the recombinant EDIII-based sub-unit dengue vaccine candidate, to develop an injectable vaccine that protects against all four dengue strains endemic to India.
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Malaria Vaccine for malaria caused by Plasmodium falciparum is under toxicology assessment (JAIVAC 2) and another vaccine for malaria caused by Plasmodium vivax has completed Phase I trial (JAIVAC1).
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India’s Covaxin and Serum Institute’s Covishield are great examples of how we’re leading in vaccine development and global supply.
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It’s great to see important work happening on vaccines for diseases like dengue and malaria. Collaborations like the one between ICGEB and Sun Pharma show how science is coming together to protect people from all dengue strains. The progress with malaria vaccines, too, is promising and could save many lives.
These efforts give hope for better prevention and healthier communities, especially in places where these diseases are common.
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Great news to be known. Very well said!
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Nice to know
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Informative
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India’s stepping up with homegrown vaccines, even during COVID-19 time we all saw
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Such great news! 
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Indeed it isss… Informative post..
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Insightful ! India is a big developing country so its great to see its advancements in vaccines as it is vital.
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Good to know
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Great to know that our country is making such advancements in the field of vaccine manufacture and development.
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