Doctors, experts back govt stand on safety of Covid-19 vaccines

Thursday, 3 July 2025
Top doctors, industry experts, and pharma leaders refute Karnataka CM's claim linking Covid-19 vaccines to sudden deaths, citing a lack of evidence. They emphasize the rigorous approval process and the vaccines' role in saving millions of lives. Industry leaders endorse India-made vaccines, highlighting their success in combating polio and Covid-19, urging trust in science over doubt.

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