Federal Vaccine Program Hasn’t Helped Those Whose Lives Were Altered By COVID Shot
A federal program compensates people experiencing vaccine injuries, but not injuries from COVID vaccines — not yet, anyway.
Arthur Allen
Not All Experts Are Ready to Vaccinate Kids Against COVID
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is set to meet on Friday to discuss whether rare instances of a heart disorder merit changing its recommendations for vaccinating teenagers with the Pfizer vaccine.
To the Bat Cave: In Search of Covid’s Origins, Scientists Reignite Polarizing Debate on Wuhan ‘Lab Leak’
The scientist at the center of the storm can't disprove that the virus resulted from a lab leak in China -- though he doesn't believe it.
The Case for Donating US COVID Vaccines Overseas
“We need to take care of the problem everywhere to be able to take care of it anywhere,” says Dr. Mark Feinberg, president and CEO of the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative.
Five Important Questions About Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine
Though the vaccine appears to offer a high level of protection, it's not clear how long immunity would last and whether the vaccine might cause any health problems. No serious side effects have been noted but it's early days yet.
Analysis: Get Ready For The Vaccine — They’re Never Simple
If there is a silver lining to the flawed U.S. response to the coronavirus pandemic, it is this: The relatively high number of new cases being diagnosed daily — upward of 20,000 — will make it easier to test new vaccines.
