COVID
More than 13,000 women report period changes after COVID vaccine
July 21, 2021Research and Development COVID, Vaccine, menstruation, periods
The number of women who have reported changes to their period to the MHRA after having the COVID vaccine has …
Pharmafile.com’s top 10 news stories of the week
March 19, 2021Medical Communications COVID, COVID-19, covid 19 news, covid-19 news, news, news roundup, pharma news
In the last week, a number of new developments have made the news; for COVID-19, the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine has been …
Pharmafile.com’s weekly COVID-19 news round-up
March 10, 2021Research and Development COVID, COVID Vaccine, COVID-19, coronavirus, covid round-up
The past week has continued to see positive COVID-19 news; CytoDyn’s treatment for patients with severe symptoms of the virus …
Pharmafile.com’s top 10 news stories of the week
March 5, 2021Medical Communications COVID, COVID-19, COVID-19 vaccine, news roundup, pharma news, roundup
The last week has seen its fair share of COVID-19 vaccine developments; Bharat Biotech’s candidate was found to be 81% …
GSK and Sanofi to begin new Phase II trial of their COVID-19 vaccine
February 22, 2021Sales and Marketing COVID, COVID Vaccine, COVID-19, GSK, Sanofi
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and Sanofi are set to begin a new Phase II study of their COVID-19 vaccine candidate, following setbacks …
J&J’s one-shot COVID-19 vaccine submitted to the EU
February 17, 2021Research and Development COVID, COVID Vaccine, COVID-19, Johnson & Johnson, Vaccine
Johnson & Johnson has applied to the EMA for marketing authorisation of their one-shot COVID-19 vaccine in Europe.
North Korea accused of attempted Pfizer hack to steal COVID-19 vaccine data
February 16, 2021Manufacturing and Production COVID, COVID Vaccine, COVID-19, North Korea, Pfizer, Pfizer vaccine, Vaccine
North Korea has tried to hack into Pfizer’s servers in order to ascertain its COVID-19 vaccine technology, according to a …
South Korea orders 46 million more Novavax and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines
February 16, 2021Manufacturing and Production COVID, COVID-19, Novavax, Pfizer, Vaccine, south korea
South Korea has arranged deals with Novavax and Pfizer-BioNTech to buy enough COVID-19 vaccines for 23 million more people.
Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine side effects feel like a “severe hangover”
November 12, 2020Business Services COVID, Vaccine, coronavirus
Clinical trial participants receiving the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine have said it created side effects that felt similar to a “severe …
Head of UK vaccine taskforce grilled over government investment into her private equity firm
November 11, 2020Research and Development COVID, UK COVID, coronavirus
Kate Bingham, the Head of the British Government’s vaccine taskforce, is facing further questions over a conflict of interest as …
Hotels, gyms and restaurants carry highest COVID-19 spread risk, new study says
November 11, 2020Research and Development COVID, coronavirus
Reopening hotels, gyms and restaurants carries the highest risk of spreading coronavirus, according to a new study.
Sinovac COVID-19 trial suspended in Brazil due to severe adverse event
November 10, 2020Manufacturing and Production Brazil, COVID, COVID Vaccine, coronavirus
Brazil’s health regulator Anvisa has suspended a clinical trial for China’s Sinovac coronavirus vaccine due to the occurrence of a …
Head of UK’s COVID-19 vaccine taskforce faces questions over biotech fund
November 9, 2020Sales and Marketing COVID, COVID-19, vaccines
Kate Bingham, the head of the British Government’s vaccine taskforce, faces scrutiny after it was revealed her venture capital firm …
Pharmafile.com’s weekly COVID-19 news round-up
November 6, 2020Medical Communications COVID, COVID-19, EC, FDA, coronavirus
The top ten news stories this week focus on regulatory approvals as the European Commission has approved GlaxoSmithKline’s Zeljula as …
US could have avoided over 130,000 COVID-19 deaths, according to a new study
October 27, 2020Manufacturing and Production COVID, COVID-19, Trump, coronavirus
New studies suggest that the US could have avoided over 130,000 deaths if it responded earlier and in a coordinated …
