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Which of the following plans to soon start a bridging study in India for its single-dose Covid-19 vaccine?

Which of the following plans to soon start a bridging study in India for its single-dose Covid-19 vaccine? Correct Answer Johnson & Johnson

The correct answer is Johnson & Johnson.

  • Johnson & Johnson plans to soon start a bridging study in India for its single-dose Covid-19 vaccine.
  • A bridging study involves conducting human trials to determine the safety and immune response of the vaccine among the local population.
  • In India, Johnson & Johnson is in a pact with Hyderabad-based Biological E to manufacture around 1 billion doses of the single-dose vaccine.

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