Unapproved COVAXIN in a race against time

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Unapproved COVAXIN in a race against time

The Government is not shy in admitting that the global shortage of COVID-19 vaccines is weighing on the mind of the Holness administration, but it is holding firm that it will only use products approved by the World Health Organization (WHO). That...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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