Tag: Vaccines
FDA: Multiple Violations Found at Baltimore Plant Making COVID-19 Vaccines
Violations included not properly disinfecting equipment, not following procedures meant to prevent contamination, improperly trained employees
Supply May Soon Outstrip Demand in U.S. COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
When supply exceeds demand, finding willing arms to receive vaccines gets a lot harder
Total Vaccines, Measles Vaccines Down for Children During Pandemic
Total and measles-containing vaccines declined markedly in all children but recovered in those aged 0 to 23 months
J&J COVID-19 Vaccine Should Be Used, but Carry Blood Clot Warning
European Medicines Agency also said the vaccine's benefits still far outweigh its risks
Every American Adult Now Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine
Nation is close to meeting President Biden's goal of 200 million shots in arms by his 100th day in office
Half of American Adults Have Received at Least One COVID-19 Vaccine Shot
CDC added that almost 84 million adults, or nearly a third, are fully vaccinated
Patients of Female Doctors More Likely to Receive Flu Vaccine
Vaccination differences represent a large percentage of Black and Hispanic gaps in vaccination rates
Senators Urge Biden to Waive Rules That Restrict COVID-19 Vaccine Production
Waiver could open the door for generic or other manufacturers to make more vaccines
Response to One COVID-19 Vaccine Dose Strong in Previously Infected
Neutralizing antibody titer is higher after one dose of mRNA vaccine than after two vaccine doses in previously uninfected persons
Booster Shots a Likely Reality for COVID-19-Vaccinated Americans
And, CDC has scheduled a new emergency hearing on the safety of J&J vaccine for April 23
