According to the Food and Drug Administration, Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective, and should be approved for emergency use. In testing, the J&J vaccine was found to be 66% effective in preventing moderate to severe cases of the virus overall, and 72% effective in the United States. The FDA will …
The Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine candidate can prevent COVID-19 complications and death, as the Phase 3 trial’s conclusions have shown. The drugs require a single shot and can be stored at regular refrigerator temperatures. But the J&J COVID-19 vaccine isn’t as effective as the mRNA drugs from Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna, which could be seen …
Johnson & Johnson announced that its coronavirus vaccine candidate is highly effective against COVID-19 complications and death. However, the efficacy rate varies depending on the country, and it’s lower than the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna drugs. The company said the vaccine was able to protect against severe coronavirus illness that can lead to hospitalization and death. …
A new chapter in the race to develop a safe and effective coronavirus vaccine has been written. An experimental vaccine was able to prevent severe illness in hamsters that were exposed to the virus four weeks after receiving the vaccine candidate. Johnson & Johnson researchers say this might be the first study that proves a …
The newest coronavirus vaccine update concerns Johnson & Johnson, whose experimental drug just entered Phase 1 of human trials. The vaccine candidate delivered the desired immune response in monkeys with just one shot rather than a regimen of two doses. If the single-dose therapy works in human trials, then Johnson & Johnson might have an …
It’s not a secret that Google is interested in robotics and that’s developing its own robots with technology purchased from no less than eight robotics companies. Various video clips have already shown the advancements made by the company but the search giant has an even more interesting robot in the works that could be a literal …
