Coronavirus vaccines from both Pfizer and Moderna were found to be 95% effective during clinical trials. Reported side effects from the vaccines include arm pain, fever, and muscle aches — all extremely minor >>
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Here’s one way to promote COVID vaccinations – ban people who refuse to take them
Now that the first successful coronavirus vaccine is almost here, countries and regions of the world like the United Kingdom are beginning to grapple with how to get as many people as possible >>
The first Americans are expected to get coronavirus vaccines on this date
The head of the Operation Warp Speed coronavirus vaccine development program has now suggested an exact date for when he thinks the first Americans will receive their COVID-19 immunization. Dr. Moncef Slaoui said >>
Here’s when Dr. Fauci thinks average Americans will be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine
We now have a rough estimate of when average Americans can expect to start receiving the coronavirus vaccine, assuming all goes well with the rollout. White House health advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci thinks >>
There’s something very disturbing that could stop coronavirus vaccines from working
Moderna over the weekend announced that its new COVID-19 vaccine is 94.5% effective at preventing the coronavirus. A coronavirus vaccine, however, is only effective if taken by a majority of a country’s population. >>
This is when Dr. Fauci thinks life will finally go back to normal – but there’s a big caveat
Moderna’s new coronavirus vaccine is 94.5% effective at preventing COVID-19 infections. The encouraging breakthrough prompted Dr. Fauci to speculate that life in the U.S. might finally return to normal by June of next >>
Here’s a rough idea of when you can expect to get Pfizer’s breakthrough COVID-19 vaccine
HHS Secretary Alex Azar has given a rough outline regarding how and when the Pfizer vaccine to fight COVID-19 will start being distributed. In an interview with NBC’s TODAY show, Azar said among >>
Pfizer has even more good news today about its coronavirus vaccine
Pfizer CEO Dr. Albert Bourla said in an interview there are “no safety concerns” for the BioNTech coronavirus vaccine that has shown effecacy of 90%, according to interim Phase 3 results. The CEO >>
