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Битва вакцин: чем больше препаратов, тем лучше


Битва вакцин: чем больше препаратов, тем лучше Комментарии: 0
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Эксперты считают, что наличие большого ассортимента доступных вакцин увеличивает глобальный потенциал иммунизации.
Уже едва ли не весь мир слышал об этих вакцинах - совместная разработка немецкой компании BioNTechи американской Pfizer, препарат от американской компании Moderna, CoronaVac производства SinovacBiotec,  российский Спутник V , шведско-британская AstraZeneca. Но продолжают появляться новые препараты, которые имеют шансы составить конкуренцию уже существу ....

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Children, teens and COVID vaccines


Children, teens and COVID vaccines
18 May 2021 | 3 mins
This article was written by Dr Christopher Blyth, Professor Peter Richmond and Ushma Wadia and first appeared on The Conversation.
Adolescents in North America are beginning to roll up their sleeves for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine after it was approved for 12-15-year-olds this month.
The Canadian drug and therapeutic regulator Health Canada approved Pfizer-BioNTech’s mRNA vaccine for children aged 12-15 on May 5, and the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expanded its emergency use authorisation to include this age group last week.
The European Medicines Agency is reviewing similar applications.
COVID vaccines are currently not registered for use in children younger than 16 in Australia, but this prospect is getting closer. ....

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Coronavirus Australia: Vaccine unlikely to return us to the 'old' normal


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It was a small but telling illustration of the gap between public expectations of the eagerly-anticipated new COVID-19 vaccines and the long, unpredictable road still ahead.
On Wednesday, federal acting Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, revealed that an “old friend” had emailed to see if his daughter, working in intensive care in Britain, might be allowed to return to Australia without quarantine because she’d received a first dose of the Pfizer-BioBTech vaccine – which British authorities had started rolling out only days before. An “interesting” proposition, Kelly said tactfully.
Get that jab: Healthcare workers wait to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at UCI Medical Centre in California on Wednesday. ....

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Coronavirus Australia: Vaccine unlikely to return us to the 'old' normal


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It was a small but telling illustration of the gap between public expectations of the eagerly-anticipated new COVID-19 vaccines and the long, unpredictable road still ahead.
On Wednesday, federal acting Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, revealed that an “old friend” had emailed to see if his daughter, working in intensive care in Britain, might be allowed to return to Australia without quarantine because she’d received a first dose of the Pfizer-BioBTech vaccine – which British authorities had started rolling out only days before. An “interesting” proposition, Kelly said tactfully.
Get that jab: Healthcare workers wait to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at UCI Medical Centre in California on Wednesday. ....

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