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Back in February, when COVID-19 vaccines were still largely restricted to the most vulnerable among us, public health leaders were determined to send a unified message: don’t worry about the differences between vaccines. “All three are really pretty good, and people should go with the one that is best available to them,” Anthony Fauci called […]
October 15, 2021 – An FDA advisory committee voted 19-0 on Friday to approve second doses of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine to boost immunity. It was the second vote in as many days to support a change in the schedule for a COVID vaccine. In its vote, the committee said that boosters could […]
In the winter, when the COVID-19 vaccines were fresh and his immune system wasn’t cleared, Mike Ford knew his marching orders: don’t gather in crowds or socialize without a mask; stay home and get the jab when asked. Then came late March and the first of his two Pfizer recordings. Once vaccinated, Ford, a Ph.D. […]
Summary of covid 19 restrictions reviewd and presented by The president of Ghana on 27th march, 2022 on live tv. There has been a general decline in the burden of COVID 19 over the past 2weeks and the 4th wave appears to be over. In addition to these very low reported cases is an improvement […]
This is, in a way, a mea culpa. I’ve been reporting on the COVID-19 vaccines for about a year, a task that kept me teaching how immunity boosting vaccinations work and why. The recordings are new and the immunology is complex. So, like so many others in journalism and science, I turned to analogies to […]