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Context:

• AstraZeneca, the company that makes the Covishield vaccine for Covid-19 pandemic, has admitted the inoculation has potential side effects. 
• The company's admission, presented in a legal document before the High Court of Justice in London, conveys that the Covid vaccine can in extremely rare cases induce Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (TTS).

 

What is Covishield?

• The Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine, sold as Covishield in India and Vaxzevria in Europe is a viral vector vaccine.
• It is adenovirus vector vaccine, a chimpanzee adenovirus - ChAdOx1 - has been modified to enable it to carry the Covid-19 (SARS-CoV-2) spike protein injected into the muscles of humans.
•  It was manufactured and marketed in India in partnership with Punebased Serum Institute of India, and was widely used during the country’s fight against the deadly Covid-19 pandemic.
  • Over 1.7 billion doses of Covishield have been administered so far globally.
  • More than 175 crore doses of Covishield have been administered in India.

 

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It was manufactured and marketed in India in partnership with Punebased Serum Institute of India, and was widely used during the country’s fight against the deadly Covid-19 pandemic.	It was manufactured and marketed in India in partnership with Punebased Serum Institute of India, and was widely used during the country’s fight against the deadly Covid-19 pandemic.
It was manufactured and marketed in India in partnership with Punebased Serum Institute of India, and was widely used during the country’s fight against the deadly Covid-19 pandemic.

•  It was manufactured and marketed in India in partnership with Punebased Serum Institute of India, and was widely used during the country’s fight against the deadly Covid-19 pandemic.
  • Over 1.7 billion doses of Covishield have been administered so far globally.
  • More than 175 crore doses of Covishield have been administered in India.