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DCGI recommends allowing Serum Institute to manufacture, stockpile QHPV vaccine
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The Drugs Controller General of India has recommended allowing Serum Institute of India to manufacture and stockpile their life-saving qHPV vaccine against cervical cancer, official sources said on Wednesday. The recommendation has been sent to the Union Health Ministry which may issue a gazette notification shortly, they said.
Prakash Kumar Singh, Director, Government and Regulatory Affairs at SII, had written to the Health Ministry on February 4 seeking approval to manufacture and stockpile the qHPV vaccine as a priority for public health, to save time in making it and to ensure its early availability, an official source said.
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