Race is on to 'get vaccines into arms as quickly as possible'
Variants are expected to become the dominant strains of the virus by March, Sudbury health unit says
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Variants are expected to become the dominant strains of the virus by March, Sudbury health unit says
For now, 'the COVID-19 vaccine is in high demand and short supply right now'
More than 1,700 people administered first Moderna shot
Author of the article: Sudbury Star Staff Publishing date: Jan 28, 2021 • January 28, 2021 • 2 minute read • Article content Local health experts are stressing the safety and effectiveness of the COVID vaccine as doses arrive in Sudbury. Residents in three local long-term care facilities received shots on Wednesday, and more residents will be inoculated in coming days. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. COVID shots safe, helpful: Sudbury doctors Back to video The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines approved for use in Canada “are tru...
SHARE ON: Dr. Penny Sutcliffe, the agency’s medical officer of health, says the two vaccines currently approved for use in Canada, from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, are trusted by physicians and other health professionals across the country. Photo- Moderna Vaccine - Moderna Canada Public Health Sudbury & Districts is planning for the imminent arrival of the vaccine in the area and want to ensure residents are aware of the safety and effectiveness of approved vaccines. Dr. Penny Sutcliffe, the agency’s medical officer of health, says the two vaccines currently approved for use in Canad...