Fauci and Paul Farmer see slow process ahead in COVID battle Medical experts called the idea that a coronavirus vaccine would allow life to immediately return to normal “magical thinking,” describing instead a slow process of inoculating the public during… Continue Reading →
Mount Sinai Actively Recruits Volunteers From Hardest Hit Communities for COVID-19 Vaccine Trial | Mount Sinai Today Participating in the Mount Sinai Health System’s clinical trial for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine has been deeply personal for New York City educator… Continue Reading →
Can I get it twice? Herd immunity, vaccines, and COVID-19: A Q&A with Dr. Bill Moss – Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center As researchers continue to learn more about the novel coronavirus, a critical goal has been understanding how the… Continue Reading →
Vaccines for COVID-19: How Protective Are They? When Will They Be Ready? A Leading Vaccinologist at Mount Sinai Weighs In | Mount Sinai Today As the SARS-CoV-2 virus circulates throughout the world unchecked, researchers are racing to develop more than… Continue Reading →
Cheap, frequent COVID tests could be ‘akin to vaccine,’ professor says A Harvard epidemiologist and expert in disease testing is calling for a shift in strategy toward a cheap, daily, do-it-yourself test that he says can be as effective as… Continue Reading →