New Vaccine Safety Study Could Answer Lingering Questions
A Kaiser Permanente researcher says her large-scale four-year study in the Portland and Seattle areas will help track a virus that’s still evolving.
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Why Federal Approval Of A COVID Vaccine For Infants, Toddlers Took This Long
Federal health advisors last week authorized COVID-19 vaccines for children as young as six months old, the last age group to gain access to the vaccine.
Novavax Missed Its Global Moonshot But Is Angling To Win Over mRNA Defectors
The Novavax vaccine appears to cause fewer unpleasant reactions — fever, chills, and exhaustion — associated with mRNA vaccines produced by Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech.
Why Won’t More Older Americans Get Their COVID Booster?
Most states lag Oregon as a third of older people nationwide haven't received their first COVID vaccine booster shot.
Pfizer CEO Pushes Yearly Shots For COVID. Not So Fast, Experts Say.
When Albert Bourla said all Americans will need a second booster shot, some experts saw his claim as self-serving.
To Be One In A Million: ‘Who Thinks It’s Going To Be You?’
The husband of an Oregon woman who died of a rare J&J vaccine side effect questions whether authorities have done enough to educate the public.
J&J-Vaxxed, mRNA-Boosted, And Pondering A Third Shot
Nearly 17 million U.S. residents who received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine now face a quandary: Should they get another shot?
Why Pregnant People Were Left Behind While Vaccines Moved At ‘Warp Speed’
A year ago, there was little to no vaccine safety data for pregnant people, leaving health experts divided about how to advise expectant parents.
CDC Tells Pharmacies To Give 4th COVID Shots To Immunocompromised Patients
After eligible people were being turned away from pharmacies, the health agency reiterated its recommendation.
Lots Of Questions As Oregon Prepares For Omicron Variant
With scientists still gathering information about omicron, authorities say the main way to prepare is to get vaccinated for COVID-19.
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