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The EU’s top health regulator ruled the vaccine “safe and effective” after a distribution pause.
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More Americans are comfortable with getting the Covid-19 vaccine. Still, about 30 percent of adults plan to refuse it.
The Latin American country bet big on vaccines and relied on a strong primary health care network. Now, a quarter of the country has had at least one shot.
The guidelines still urge caution around meeting up with unvaccinated people at high risk for severe disease. But the new rules are a big step toward normalcy.
The US set a new daily record for vaccinations on Saturday with 2.9 million shots.
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The vaccine is very effective — and most importantly, it only requires one shot.
The FDA could make an emergency use authorization as soon as this weekend, paving the way for distribution.
Local health clinics and community groups are just as important as mass vaccination sites in the rollout.
It’s the start of a long campaign to immunize billions of people.
One of the world’s largest countries plans to vaccinate hundreds of millions by summer.