Delhi High Court Refuses to Halt HPV Vaccine Administration
The Delhi High Court has declined to issue a stay on the administration of HPV vaccines, despite reports of 120 adverse events after nearly 5.6 million doses. The court has, however, requested a response from the Centre regarding the vaccine drive.
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Delhi high court refuses HPV shots stay, but seeks Centre's response
The Delhi High Court declined to halt the HPV immunisation campaign. Authorities must now explain the vaccine's introduction within four weeks. The court emphasized the need for proper protocols before administering vaccines. A Public Interest Litigation raised concerns about long-term safety and consent. The next hearing for this matter is scheduled for October 29.
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Read full article →HC refuses to stay HPV vaccine administration
The Delhi high court on Wednesday refused to stay the administration of the HPV vaccine Gardasil to 14-year-old girls under the Centre’s nationwide vaccination programme, saying there appeared to be “no instant harm” in continuing the drive
Read full article →Centre says 120 adverse events reported after nearly 56 lakh HPV vaccine doses administered, HC refuses to stay drive
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