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Bharat Biotech halfway through in one of country's largest phase-3 trials

Pfizer yet to submit data to regulator while Serum Institute has provided all additional information for emergency use authorisation

Covaxin, bharat biotech, covid, coronavirus, vaccine, drugs, medicine, pharma
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Pfizer which has claimed 95 per cen efficacy for its vaccine had earlier sought more time for making the presentation before the subject expert committee

Ruchika Chitravanshi New Delhi
Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech, one of the three vaccine candidates to have applied for emergency use authorisation, has recruited half the number of volunteers it needs for phase-3 human clinical trials of Covaxin. 

The company, along with Pune’s Serum Institute of India, had been asked to provide additional safety and efficacy data of its phase-3 trials by the drug regulator after the first presentation was made to the subject expert committee.  

V K Paul, member-health Niti Aayog and head of national expert group on vaccines said that Pfizer has not yet submitted its data to the subject expert committee. He said,

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