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Johnson & Johnson single-shot COVID-19 vaccine receives FDA approval

A key advisory group of the Food and Drug Administration experts, known as the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee, has recommended the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine's approval on Friday, 26 February. This will pave the way for the authorization of this vaccine and its availability at the earliest.

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LONDON, UK: Four of the world’s top dental colleges have entered into an alliance that aims to advance dental education and pursue new research initiatives. The new partnership—named DentAlliance—connects leading dental faculties on four continents, and its launch has been hailed as a transformative step for dental education.

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Prevotella & endemic TB might explain low COVID 19 deaths in India- Sandeep Chakraborty (Interview)

With experts trying to find the possible reasons for the low COVID related death rate in India, a hypothesis by Sandeep Chakraborty has generated considerable interest because of the data based explanation it offers. Sandeep Chakraborty (B-Tech, Electrical Engineering IIT Kharagpur, 1997), (Masters. Computer science, IIT Kharagpur, 2008) is a researcher focused on computational protein modelling, genome projects, and designing anti-microbial peptides. His hypothesis based on his current research and data analysis on COVID-19 pathogenesis suggests that it's Prevotella - the anaerobic bacteria that might be responsible for the systemic complications seen in COVID-19. Another component of his hypothesis depends on data from previous independent studies showing that aerobic Mycobacterium Tuberculosis limits the growth of anaerobic species Prevotella. Sandeep's hypothesis says this might be one of the main reasons for India’s apparent low numbers of severe cases/ deaths due to COVID19 in India - his exclusive interview with Dental Tribune South Asia.

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