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#vaccine #pfizer #covaxine #covidshield #odiatechsupport #odiatech #techupdate2021 #odisha Jay Jagannath 01/9Which COVID-19 vaccine should you go for right now? Vaccination drives have been ramped up across the country and now, there are more vaccines available for use. With the latest approval being granted to Moderna Inc’s, novel mRNA vaccine, India now has 4 vaccines in its ambit. While we await more news regarding the availability of Moderna's and Sputnik V vaccines, the wide-scale availability will help cover up shortages and reach a larger population in the stipulated time. Even so, the availability of different vaccines now will offer people a wider choice of vaccines during these trying times. ALSO READ: Will we need COVID-19 vaccine booster shots in the future? READMORE 02/9If you have the choice, which vaccine should you choose? Each vaccine we have, passes the WHO standard of approval, has tolerable efficacy rates and mitigates dangers. Yet, some may be more reliable than others and carry benefits too. So, when you have the choice- what should you pick? If you are yet to get vaccinated, here’s a comparison of the different vaccines we have… 03/9How are the vaccines made? The four vaccines which have received emergency use authorisation (EUA) in India are all made using different platforms. While the Covishield jab (Oxford-Astrazeneca) vaccine is a viral vector vaccine that uses an adenovirus found in Chimpanzees, ChAD0x1, to deliver spike proteins and mount a tolerable immune response in response to a live virus. Covaxin, developed and manufactured in India uses a similar inactive viral strain. Both of them are made using traditional vaccine-build platforms. 01/9Which COVID-19 vaccine should you go for right now? Vaccination drives have been ramped up across the country and now, there are more vaccines available for use. With the latest approval being granted to Moderna Inc’s, novel mRNA vaccine, India now has 4 vaccines in its ambit. While we await more news regarding the availability of Moderna's and Sputnik V vaccines, the wide-scale availability will help cover up shortages and reach a larger population in the stipulated time. Even so, the availability of different vaccines now will offer people a wider choice of vaccines during these trying times. ALSO READ: Will we need COVID-19 vaccine booster shots in the future? READMORE 02/9If you have the choice, which vaccine should you choose? Each vaccine we have, passes the WHO standard of approval, has tolerable efficacy rates and mitigates dangers. Yet, some may be more reliable than others and carry benefits too. So, when you have the choice- what should you pick? If you are yet to get vaccinated, here’s a comparison of the different vaccines we have… 03/9How are the vaccines made? The four vaccines which have received emergency use authorisation (EUA) in India are all made using different platforms. While the Covishield jab (Oxford-Astrazeneca) vaccine is a viral vector vaccine that uses an adenovirus found in Chimpanzees, ChAD0x1, to deliver spike proteins and mount a tolerable immune response in response to a live virus. Covaxin, developed and manufactured in India uses a similar inactive viral strain. Both of them are made using traditional vaccine-build platforms. Follow me on Instagram - https://instagram.com/radheshyam_pand... For Business Enquiry mail us - [email protected] Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. JAY JAGANNATH