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Based on Axios' live Coronavirus Variant Tracker. Data: CDC/Axios Research/GISAID; Graphic: Will Chase/Axios; Illustration: Brendan Lynch/Axios America is in a race to vaccinate people before the country is overwhelmed by variants that are spurring a fourth wave of COVID-19. Why it matters: Spring is here, and when cases were dropping, hope was rising for a more normal summer. But experts warn this will only happen if people keep social distancing, wearing masks and getting vaccinated as soon as they can. State of play: Growing evidence shows the three authorized vaccines currently offer ...

According to the New York Blood Center analysis, the vaccines create enough antibodies to fight the disease Published March 17, 2021 • Updated on March 17, 2021 at 12:43 pm NBC Universal, Inc. What to Know All three of the FDA-approved vaccines against COVID-19 show efficacy against the mutated strains of the virus, according to an analysis by the New York Blood Center (NYBC) published in  Science Magazine. NYBC found that the Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, and Moderna vaccines create enough antibodies to fight the virus variants, according to the article “Vaccine efficacy probable...

Scientists like their odds against the wily coronavirus from South Africa Melissa Healy © (Jerome Delay / Associated Press) A lab technician in Groblersdal, South Africa, processes on blood samples from people testing a COVID-19 vaccine. Though the vaccines have not fared as well against the coronavirus strain that's dominant in there, scientists are confident they can manage the threat. (Jerome Delay / Associated Press) The coronavirus strain that took South Africa by storm with its uncanny ability to infect people who had already been sickened with COVID-19 is now in Cali...

COVID-19 vaccines may be less effective against the coronavirus strain from South Africa, but scientists remain confident that humans have the upper hand.