#Vacciné

Dr. Jessica F. Hebert

Dame_DNA

I’m getting a lot of questions about all the recent news surrounding COVID-19. Here’s a FAQ that I hope helps! DISCLAIMER: Expertise: 18 yrs bio research, PhD in biology. Not

Holly Fernandez Lynch (she/her)

HollyLynchez

Clearest explanation I have seen to date on how Pfizer plans to handle its placebo participants. Posted in the FDA EUA decision memo, which seems to have been posted since

Andrew Neil

afneil

Lest you forget. The Johnson Government’s decision not to join the EU vaccine procurement programme was widely vilified at the time. Today’s Daily Mail has a useful catalogue of who

Robert Peston

Peston

The important difference between AstraZeneca's relationship with the UK and with the EU, and the reason it has fallen behind schedule on 50m vaccine doses promised to the EU, is

Seanan McGuire

seananmcguire

I want a COVID-19 vaccine more than anything. I am a huge believer in vaccines. I was always a casual believer, and then I read and learned more about the

Matt Wolf

MattWolfAB

Demands for vaccinations galore - and understandably so. A THREAD on some of the stark realities of limited supply from Ottawa. First, some good news. 1/x #ableg Alberta is leading

Naomi O'Leary

NaomiOhReally

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has held discussions with Ursula von der Leyen amid deep unhappiness in the Irish government at the use of Article 16 -- seen as "completely unnecessary" with

Megan Zelenka

megan_zelenka

1/9I've seen a lot of posts similar to the screenshot on my social media questioning the validity of the #covidvaccine,and figured that as a medical researcher myself I'd write a

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

ashishkjha

Just spoke with a close colleague, thought I'd share his storyHave changed minor details to protect himHe's an ER Doc, working in a hot spotFew days ago, early evening, vaccine

Eric Sammons

EricRSammons

THREAD: On remote cooperation with evil(1) There’s a lot of discussion in the Catholic world about “remote cooperation with evil” and how it relates to the new COVID-19 vaccines. I’d

Max Kennerly

MaxKennerly

We now have data for both Pfizer & Moderna vaccines, so a brief return to an important issue: do they work as well in minority populations?For starters: in the trials,

Chris van Tulleken 🏳️‍🌈

DoctorChrisVT

A piece in the @nytimes today asserted that the UK “quietly updated its vaccination playbook to allow for a mix and match regimen". This is both strictly true and entirely

Koen Berden

koenberden

1/6 Economists, industry, others warned the EU against restricting vaccine exports. The frustration of less vaccines supplied than expected is understandable, but this is not the answer.@EFPIA @OECDtrade @Trade_EU @WTIunibe

CarlSagan42

Carl_Sagan42

We discovered the first coronavirus in 1965, and we've intensely studied vaccines for >100 years. We don't typically find serious "long term" issues from ANY vaccine. Real infections cause far

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

Another week started with good COVID-19 news: Moderna reports 94.5% efficacy in their interim data analysis from their phase 3 trial.https://investors.modernatx.com/news-releases/news-release-details/modernas-covid-19-vaccine-candidate-meet

Cheri

CheriChe

Political milestones seem to be pushing the development of India's Covid-19 vaccines, rather than hard data on safety and efficacy. Remember ICMR's 'guidance' to have a vaccine by 15 August

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