What's the latest on ways to treat COVID? WebMD Chief Medical Officer drjohnwhyte speaks with RichardMSNG, CEO of Synairgenplc.
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Interferon Beta Inhalation Shows Promise in Treating COVID-19Vaccines are an important tool for ending this pandemic, but they can't do it alone -- we also need ways to treat COVID. WebMD Chief Medical Officer drjohnwhyte speaks with Dr. Stephen Holgate. cc: Synairgenplc
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World needs cheaper way to vaccinate against COVID, former UK vaccine chief saysThe former head of Britain's vaccine task force said on Tuesday that the vaccines against COVID-19 would need to become cheaper to administer - whether with patches, pills or sprays - to ensure countries do not have to spend so much.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Education and Equity Project’s Statement on the Anniversary of the Authorization of the First COVID-19 Vaccines - COVID-19 Vaccine Education and Equity ProjectCOVID-19 Vaccine Education and Equity Project’s Statement on the Anniversary of the Authorization of the First COVID-19 Vaccines To mark the milestone one-year anniversary of the authorization of the first COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S., the conveners of the COVID-19 Vaccine Education and Equity Project shared the following statements...
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U.S. Air Force removes 27 service members for refusing COVID-19 vaccineThe U.S. Air Force on Monday said 27 service members had been discharged for refusing to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, the first active-duty troops believed to have been removed for declining the vaccine.
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Air Force Discharges 27 Active Duty Service Members for Refusing Covid-19 VaccineThe U.S. Air Force discharged 27 airmen for refusing to get a coronavirus vaccine. They're among the first active duty service members to be removed for not meeting the mandate.
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Only half of US nursing home residents have received a Covid-19 vaccine boosterOnly about half of fully vaccinated nursing home residents have received a booster dose of Covid-19 vaccine, leaving a high-risk group especially vulnerable as Covid-19 cases rise across the country and concern about the Omicron variant builds.
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