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India has begun nasal vaccinations. Where can I find it?
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The nasal vaccine can be administered as a heterologous booster dose by people who have already received Covishield and Covaxin.
The government of New Delhi today approved the addition of an adult booster dose of the intranasal Covid vaccine to the vaccination program. The inclusion occurs as the number of cases in China and some other nations is on the rise.
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Here is a quick guide to the nasal vaccine in 5 points:
- This evening, iNCOVACC, a two-drop nasal vaccination developed in India, will be unveiled on the Co-WIN platform.
- The vaccine, produced by Bharat Biotech, is now solely accessible at private facilities.
- The nasal vaccine can be administered as a heterologous booster dose by people who have already received Covishield and Covaxin.
- In heterologous boosting, a different vaccination from the one used for the initial dosage series was delivered.
- The Drugs Controller General of India approved the needle-free vaccine in November for constrained use in an emergency.
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