Covaxin had much lower adverse effects and overall favourable short-term safety profile in adolescents: Study

Thursday, 16 May 2024
Bharat Biotech’s indigenously developed Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin was overall found to have “much lower” AEFI (adverse effects following immunisation) rates in adolescents with a favourable short-term safety profile as compared to those reported with mRNA vaccines but adolescent females and those with a history of allergy were at a 1.6 times and three times increased risk of AEFI after taking Covaxin.

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