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The Vaccine Vortex: What's a Parent to Do?

Making decisions as a parent is often very challenging. As parents, we stress and worry about how this will affect our children, our relationships with them, their future, their wellbeing, and so many other issues in life. While we sometimes might not have all the facts, we still strive to make the best decision possible. So, what does a parent do when there are so many competing “news facts” and “opinions” about a specific issue, like, let’s just say, COVID-19 vaccines? (I know, I know, this is such a calm, undebated, non-issue.) How in the world can parents navigate the “mess” that is this issue, to make the best decision for their child?

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The Pfizer’s Vaccine for Kids Requires New Storage Requirements

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) recently reported that over 6.6 million children tested positive for the coronavirus from the onset of the pandemic till November 11th, 2021. Although the weekly number of cases has decreased compared to the second week of September, there have been an additional 1.6 […]

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Dear Diary, I'm Terrified of the COVID-19 Vaccine

Dear Diary, A vaccine for COVID-19 is a

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To People With Chronic Illness Who Aren't Sure About Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine

As a chronic illness and pain patient, it is frightening to be in a position where you’re unsure about whether or not you should get the vaccine. On one hand, the world is experiencing this devastating virus called COVID-19 that is killing millions of people around the world and leaving others with chronic symptoms months after.

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Why We Must Address Vaccine Hesitancy in Long-Term Care Workers

A few short weeks ago, it was difficult to get a COVID-19 vaccine in the United States. Not everyone was eligible, websites were crashing as thousands of people tried to get an appointment, and younger people even tried dressing up as “grannies” in an attempt to cut the line. But now, there has been a shift, and as CNN reported, the vaccination rate has dropped from a high of 3.4 million per day earlier in April to 2.8 million per day. In some areas, vaccines are still in high demand, but in others, mass vaccination sites are closing and available doses are sitting idle.

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Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Effective for People With Chronic Illness, According to Study

As someone who lives with vasculitis, I have been nervous about what complications I would get if I contract COVID-19, even once I am fully vaccinated. If you have had similar concerns, a recent study from Clalit Research Institute in Israel in collaboration with Harvard University may bring you a bit of relief.

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What to Know About the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Pause

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Scared To Get A Covid 19 Vaccine Shot? Here’s Why You Should

The covid-19 pandemic has pushed humanity to go in a survival mode. This outbreak has been unprecedented, fueled by globalization and travel. Even though it originated in China, the spread encompassed the entire planet. More than a year since its first discovery, countries are fighting recurring waves of this virus while a large portion of the world remains under strict lockdown to this day. The vaccination process has rolled out in most parts of the world. Yet, there remains a significant population concerned about the process of getting themselves vaccinated. If you are amongst the concerned ones, here is why you should consider getting the shot:

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UK Approves AstraZenca-Oxford Covid-19 Vaccine

UK regulators have approved the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use. The move comes after the country got hit by a contagious variant of the virus.

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It’s OK if the COVID-19 Vaccine Triggers Your Fear of Needles

I feel as though I can’t get through a conversation at the moment without having my phobia brought up. The release of the COVID-19 vaccines is an incredible thing and I feel incredibly lucky to have had the opportunity to have had the first part of my vaccine.

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Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine When You Have Medical PTSD

It’s a Tuesday afternoon and Walgreens has just begun distributing the COVID-19 vaccine. As a health care worker (licensed massage therapist) I qualify to receive it.

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Covid Vaccine Websites Violate Disability Laws, Create Inequity for the Blind

By Lauren Weber and Hannah Recht

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Dear Fat Person, Get the Vaccine and Don't Feel Guilty

Since the beginning of the pandemic, there have been stories all over the media about higher weight people being at higher risk for COVID-related complications. Now vaccine rollout plans are being created and in many places in the U.S., including New York and California, higher weight people are being prioritized along with other high-risk groups for vaccination.

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The Do’s and Don’ts on Social Media for Vaccine Haves and Have-Nots

By Chaseedaw Giles

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Family Caregivers, Routinely Left Off Vaccine Lists, Worry What Would Happen 'If I Get Sick'

By Judith Graham

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Vaccine Equity Is ‘North Star,’ Feds Say, and Clinics Are Key to Fair Distribution

By Blake Farmer, Nashville Public Radio

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Strange Illness in Participant Halts COVID-19 Vaccine Trials by J&J

On Monday, Johnson & Johnson stated that it had halted (for time being) its COVID-19 vaccine candidate clinical trials. This happened after an unexplained illness occurred in a study participant, delaying one of the biggest profile efforts to curb the global pandemic.The illness developed in the participant is being reviewed and studied by an independent data and safety monitoring board along with the clinical and safety physicians of the company, according to the statement.J&J, on Tuesday morning, stated that such halts are normal in trials of this scale, which can consist of tens of thousands of people.

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Vaccine Hesitancy vs. Vaccine Refusal: Nursing Home Staffers Say There’s a Difference

By Aneri Pattani

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The State of Vaccine Supply: 'Opaque.' Unpredictable. 'Hard to Pin Down.'

By Julie Appleby, Kaiser Health News

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With Demand Far Exceeding Supply, It Matters That People Are Jumping the Vaccine Line

By Elisabeth Rosenthal

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Huge Gaps in Vaccine Data Make It Next to Impossible to Know Who Got the Shots

By Rachana Pradhan and Fred Schulte, Kaiser Health News

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The Privilege of Getting My COVID Vaccine Early

Lately, there is lots of talk of privilege — white privilege, able-bodied privilege, class privilege, gender privilege. The list could go on and on. But, I think right now we also have to talk about the privilege those have who are on the early end of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Why Waiting for the COVID-19 Vaccine Is Impacting My Mental Health

I have never waited for anything with such bated breath than I have for the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine to arrive. I know I’m not alone with wanting life to return to something that looks like “normal” — everyone wishes the pandemic was simply a thing of the past. I have to admit that I’m incredibly lucky; I have a roof over my head and enough food to eat, so I’m more fortunate than many Americans right now. However, I’ve noticed that since the vaccine became available, my symptoms of depression and anxiety have worsened. So, what caused this negative effect on my mental health?

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My Take on Vaccine Hesitancy as an Autistic Actor

This year we have seen the globe locked in the death grip of COVID-19.

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As COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Expands, Black Americans Still Left Behind

By Hannah Recht and Lauren Weber

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3 Medical Experts Answer Your COVID-19 Vaccine Questions

Vaccines are one of the most powerful tools we have to end the COVID-19 pandemic. The two approved vaccines, made by Pfizer and Moderna, both use technology developed over the last 10 years. Both have been shown to be safe and effective against COVID-19. Yet because the process moved so fast and there is so much fear and uncertainty around the pandemic in general, many people have questions about these vaccines.

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50 Vaccine Quotes Celebrating The Power of Science and Medicine

These vaccine quotes show the scientific benefit of vaccines and the opinions of leading people in the medical field.

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Why Even Presidential Pressure Might Not Get More COVID-19 Vaccine to Market Faster

By Liz Szabo, Sarah Jane Tribble, Arthur Allen and Jay Hancock, Kaiser Health News

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If I Have Cancer, Dementia or MS, Should I Get the COVID-19 Vaccine?

By Judith Graham

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Poll: Nearly Half of American Adults Now Want the COVID-19 Vaccine — ASAP

By Phil Galewitz, Kaiser Health News

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Anti-Vaccine Activists Peddle Theories That Covid Shots Are Deadly, Undermining Vaccination

By Liz Szabo, Kaiser Health News

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Feeling Left Behind Because I'm Allergic to the COVID-19 Vaccine

In the last five years, I have tried a few new vaccines that have come out for mast cell patients, always hoping they are the “game-changer” for my problems. I trial them like I do everything, with lots of pre-medication and very slowly. I got a tiny dose of the first one I hoped would cure me, but within minutes I went into anaphylaxis.

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China Approved Its First COVID-19 Vaccine Based on Interim Result

On Thursday, December 31, 2020, China approved its first COVID-19 vaccine developed by a Chinese state-backed pharmaceutical company, Sinopharm, founded by China National Pharmaceutical Group (CNPG). As per the claim of the vaccine producer, Beijing Biological Products Institute, a subsidiary of CNPG, the vaccine was found 79.34% effective against the COVID-19 based on the interim analysis.

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The Disability Community Is Being Overlooked in COVID-19 Vaccine Prioritization

Throughout this pandemic, news broke that hospitals in several states might start rationing care based on whether they deem a person’s life valuable. And the rationing of care would factor in a plethora of medical disabilities.

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Why the Black Community Struggles With Trusting the COVID-19 Vaccine

Well educated, progressive Black friends of mine have all said they do not want to be guinea pigs and will not be first in line for the COVID-19 vaccine. I completely understand. With our nation’s history to look back on, how do we trust medical advancements moving forward? Do they feel that our lives have value and that we will not once again be experimented on? We are working on the front lines in this epidemic. We are infected more and die more.

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I Got the COVID-19 Vaccine. This Is What It Was Like.

I did my research. I read about other people’s experience. I read scientific articles. I did more research than I have done into the flu shot or any other standard vaccinations. I did this because of media and peer pressure– two things that I try not to give into but cannot help being influenced by at least a little.

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Analysis: Some Said the Vaccine Rollout Would Be a 'Nightmare.' They Were Right.

By Elisabeth Rosenthal

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Pediatricians Want Kids to Be Part of COVID-19 Vaccine Trials

By Arthur Allen

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UK Cautions People With Severe Allergies About Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine

What happened: England’s National Health Service (NHS) advised people with severe allergies should check with their doctor before receiving the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. Two health care workers with a known history of severe allergies experienced anaphylaxis after getting the vaccine on Wednesday, according to CBS News. Pfizer/BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccines were distributed to people approved for the first batch of vaccinations, which included health care workers and elderly people, on Tuesday.

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Use This Calculator to Determine Your Estimated Place in Line to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine

As COVID-19 cases skyrocket, all eyes are on a COVID-19 vaccine. Pfizer and Moderna both unveiled COVID vaccines believed to be safe and effective. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is expected to authorize their use within days. Other vaccines are also in the works worldwide.

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Temper your excitement about the Covid vaccine

My article for The Spectator:Ever since Giacomo Pylarini, a physician working in the Ottoman Empire, sent a report to the Royal Society in 1701 that Turkish women believed pus from a smallpox survivor could induce immunity in a healthy person – and was dismissed as a dangerous quack – inoculation has been as much an art as a science. But it has proven to be the greatest life-saver of all time, eliminating smallpox and suppressing many other diseases.

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What to Know About Potential COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects

By JoNel Aleccia, Kaiser Health News and Liz Szabo, Kaiser Health News

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World Bank Approves USD 12 Billion Package To Emerging Economies For COVID-19 Vaccine Purchase

Various pharmaceutical companies are investing billions of dollars to speed the development of the COVID-19 vaccine. Meanwhile, the World Bank has approved USD 12 Billion to emerging countries for the purchase and distribution of coronavirus vaccine.In a statement, the bank said that the financing “aims to support vaccination of up to billion people.” The approved finance is part of the World Bank Group (WBG) package to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Five Important Questions About Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine

By Arthur Allen

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China Extending Hands to WHO’s COVAX Initiative and Developing COVID-19 Vaccine

Today, October 9, 2020, China becomes the latest member of the COVID-19 Vaccine Global Access (COVAX) initiative co-led by the World Health Organization (WHO) and other private organizations. China joins hands with the existing 170 countries that have already pledged their support for the program, which aims at an equal and fair distribution of the COVID-19 vaccines across countries, once the final vaccine is approved.

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COVID-19 Vaccine by Moderna Seems Safe, Exhibits Good Signs in Older Adults

Results from an early safety study of Moderna Inc’s coronavirus vaccine candidate in older adults exhibited that it generated virus-neutralizing antibodies at levels similar to those observed in younger adults, with side effects roughly on par with high-dose flu shots, researchers said on Tuesday.The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, provides a more wholesome idea of the vaccine’s safety in older adults, a group at an amplified risk of severe complications from COVID-19.The findings are reassuring as immunity leans towards a weaker side with age, Dr.

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A Study Claims China’s CNBG Vaccine Showing Promising Results in Clinical Tests

Researchers have claimed one of China’s key COVID-19 vaccine candidate, dubbed as BBIBP-CorV, was showing promising results of its clinical tests. The vaccine, developed by the Beijing Institute of Biological Products, a subsidiary of China National Biotec Group (CNBG), was found to be safe and has been approved for emergency use in the country.CNBG conducted Phase I and Phase II of the vaccine clinical tests, which involved more than 600 healthy participants, between April 29 and July 30 and the result showed that the vaccine triggered immune responses in a combined early and mid-stage test in humans.

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