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                            The world is in the midst of the deadly Covid-19 pandemic . An increment in the numbers of daily cases around the world is terrifying but the vaccination drives around the world brought some relief among the people. The researchers worked hard and round the clock to find a vaccine to this deadly virus. A number of vaccines are in the market today. But there are various side effects of these vaccines causing fear among the people from being vaccinated. Let us learn about the types of side effects observed after vaccination.  WHAT IS A VACCINE? A vaccination is a kind of medicine which trains the immune system to fight a disease or germ. It prepares the body to make antigens or antibodies. A vaccination is generally administered through needles. A vaccine can take upto 10  years to develop and to be ready to use for public.   Why do we need a vaccine? The only way for life to get back to normal and the only way to bring an end to this imbroglios disease is a

The world is in the midst of the deadly  Covid-19 pandemic . An increment in the numbers of daily cases around the world is terrifying. The researchers are working hard and round the clock to find a vaccine to this deadly virus. A number of vaccines are going through different phases. But how much efficient should a vaccine be to stop the pandemic? Let us learn about the minimum efficiency required and the various vaccines in making. Will a vaccine alone be enough to stop the pandemic? It  depends on the efficiency of a vaccine. A vaccine with a higher efficiency rate might be able to stop this pandemic whereas a vaccine with low efficiency rate might not be enough to stop this pandemic alone. What Does the Computer Simulations Show? The computer simulations introduces the Covid-19 virus with the virtual population with different ways and can show scenarios spreading it from person to person. The results of the simulation indicates how vaccines with different efficiency rate would affe

The world is in the midst of the deadly Covid-19 pandemic . An increment in the numbers of daily cases around the world is terrifying. The researchers are working hard and round the clock to find a vaccine to this deadly virus. A number of vaccines are going through different phases. Let us learn about various vaccines in making and when can we expect one. WHAT IS A VACCINE? A vaccination is a kind of medicine which trains the immune system to fight a disease or germ. It prepares the body to make antigens or antibodies. A vaccination is generally administered through needles. A vaccine can take  upto 10  years  to develop and to be ready to use for public.  Why do we need a vaccine? The only way for life to get back to normal and the only way to bring an end to this imbroglios disease is a Vaccine. A vaccine will teach our bodies to fight the infection and prevent our body to catch Covid-19 and make it less dangerous. What are the different stages of vaccine development? A vaccine has

With the country in the middle of the deadly Covid-19 pandemic, the cases of Covid-19 are accelerating once again in the country. With an increase in the daily number of cases, some states are planning to re-open the schools whereas some have already ordered to do so. The director of AIIMS warned that the second wave of Covid-19 has already begun in India. Now the question that arises is Are We Ready to Open the Schools? The  Union Ministry of Education under Unlock 5.0 passed the guidelines for re-opening of schools from October 15 . While some states have already re-opened the schools from November 2 , some are still figuring out on when to re-open them whereas few of them are waiting for the festive season to get over. List of Opening Date of Schools: Arunachal Pradesh:  November 16(Classes 10 and 12) Maharashtra: November 23(Classes 9 to 12) Gujarat: November 23  Haryana: November 16 Goa: November 21(Classes 10 and 12) What Happened when schools reopened in various states

The world is facing the imbroglios Covid-19 from a long time now. Each and every person has the same question in mind that is "When will we get a Covid vaccination ?" . Let us try to find an answer to this question. What is a Vaccination? A vaccination is a kind of medicine which trains the immune system to fight a disease or germ. It prepares the body to make antigens or antibodies. A vaccination is generally administered through needles. A vaccine can take upto 10  years to develop and to be ready to use for public.  What are the different stages of vaccine development? A vaccine has to go through different stages before it is made available to the public. Pre-Clinical Trials: This research is done in the laboratories on cells and animals. Pre-clinical trials indicates about the efficiency and safety of the vaccine. Phase I trials: In this phase, r esearchers monitors the kidney, liver, hormone and cardiac functions to look for adverse affects in human volunteers.It take