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Pfizer to Begin Clinical Trial of COVID-19 Vaccine in Pregnant Women

Pfizer also planning to start trials of the vaccine in younger children, teens, people with weakened immune systems

COVID-19 Vaccines Likely Available to All Americans by April: Fauci

By that time, increased supplies of the vaccines will allow most people to get vaccinated; herd immunity could be achieved by late summer

COVID-19 Vaccines for U.S. Children Still Months Away

Pfizer and Moderna conducting trials of their vaccines in children 12 and older and hope to have findings by the summer

COVID-19 Vaccination Intent Increased From Sept. to Dec. 2020

Intent to receive vaccination increased among adults aged 65 years and older, essential workers, and younger adults with underlying conditions

Parental HPV Vaccine Hesitancy Increased During 2012 to 2018

However, more unvaccinated teens receiving provider recommendation for HPV vaccination; findings consistent for boys and girls

Increases in Vaccine Coverage Since 2000 Have Reduced Mortality

45 percent reduction in death seen from 2000 to 2019 with vaccination; mostly due to reduction in mortality for under-5s

Johnson & Johnson's One-Dose COVID Vaccine Promising in Early Trial

J&J Submits EUA Request for COVID-19 Vaccine

FDA committee will hold public meeting to discuss the EUA request on Feb. 26

AAO-HNS Issues Guidance for Bell's Palsy Treatment During COVID-19

AAO-HNS Issues Guidance for Bell’s Palsy Treatment During COVID-19

Corticosteroid therapy and/or antiherpes viral therapy recommended for patients developing Bell's palsy after vaccination

Otro candidato a vacuna contra la COVID-19 inicia los ensayos clĂ­nicos finales

AstraZeneca Vaccine Guards Against Severe COVID-19 Illness

Researchers also found that a single dose of the vaccine was 76 percent effective at preventing COVID-19

J&J

J&J COVID-19 Vaccine 66 Percent Effective in Interim Analysis

Efficacy varies by region, with 57 percent efficacy in South Africa and 72 percent efficacy in the United States