COVID-19 Vaccines Adapted to Fight Variants Will Not Require Long Clinical Trials: FDA
Most makers of approved COVID-19 vaccines have said they plan to adapt their vaccines to tackle variants
Most makers of approved COVID-19 vaccines have said they plan to adapt their vaccines to tackle variants
For ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 Oxford vaccine, three-month interval results in higher efficacy than six-week interval
Pfizer also planning to start trials of the vaccine in younger children, teens, people with weakened immune systems
This is the second such approval from the WHO, which gave the Pfizer vaccine the green light in December
From 1990, increase in absolute numbers of heart failure prevalent cases and years lived with disability
Receiver’s exposure maximally reduced (>95 percent) when source and receiver were fitted with modified medical procedure masks
Early in the pandemic, majority of Parkinson patients reported experiencing depression symptoms, anxiety, and sleep disturbances
Reduced model with 10 predictors identifies persistent high-dose opioid use with high discrimination
Findings based on systematic literature review and meta-analysis
With the product from Australian company Ellume, users can swab themselves at home and check their status in about 20 minutes
Messages about effectiveness of the vaccine and the experience of friends and family are most influential factors
Patients with cancer should be prioritized for vaccination; caregivers and household/close contacts should undergo vaccination when possible
No immediate indication seen that the variant is spreading in the state
Medal is the academy’s most prestigious award, presented annually to honor extraordinary use of science for the public good
Risk lower for men with newly diagnosed prostate cancer on active surveillance protocol
Current smokers have increased risk for reporting classic symptoms, more than five symptoms, more than 10 symptoms
Undertreatment of cardiac conditions during COVID-19 pandemic tied to delayed excess mortality versus previous years
A South African variant that is also more contagious has not been detected in the United States yet
Findings based on an online survey of more than 1,800 pregnant women
CDC recommends people who have already had the virus also receive the vaccine as reinfection is possible
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