#Doses

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

ashishkjha

Just spoke with a close colleague, thought I'd share his storyHave changed minor details to protect himHe's an ER Doc, working in a hot spotFew days ago, early evening, vaccine

Katherine Ellen Foley

katherineefoley

Most #COVID19vaccines require 2 doses (except Janssen's, which just needs 1). How is the US going to make sure that everyone gets their doses at the proper time? To answer

Sara Sasse

waytoosasse

Let's talk about pediatric vaccines. Not COVID-19 yet (soon, @synapse2000 !), as I am waiting to hear back from some folks in the know, but a pediatric vaccination 101 for

FL Health Emerald

FLHealthEmerald

DOH-Okaloosa has received 2,000 total doses of the Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine. The vaccine has been authorized for emergency use by the @US_FDA, under an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). DOH-Okaloosa is

Alex Tabarrok

ATabarrok

I have argued for delaying the second dose in order to hit the virus hard and get more people the first dose. Now epidemiologist @michaelmina_lab and @zeynep make the case

Tony Connelly

tconnellyRTE

Here's the European Commission's first reaction to the publication of the contract, as per spokesman @ericmamer"There are a number of plants which are mentioned in the contract we have with

Drew Armstrong

ArmstrongDrew

For the past several weeks I have been watching U.S. vaccine allocations and supply very carefully. Doses administered have hit a supply-based ceiling, topping out around 1.6-7M/day. That is about

Esther Choo MD MPH

choo_ek

Dr. Gokal had in-hand doses of COVID vaccine that would go to waste if he didn't use them within hours. He used them for neighbors, acquaintances, and family, filtering out

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

If we move fast with trials for a single-dose vaccine, we might be able to double the number of people we can quickly vaccinate—ending this crisis sooner, helping with vaccine

Paul Kelso

pkelso

After the giddy welcome yesterday it’s clear today that getting the Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine to those that need it will be a massive effort. "Huge logistical challenge" barely covers it. Thread

Prof. Gavin Yamey MD MPH

GYamey

I'm not an ethicist but would love to get a public health ethicist's take on something that has been troubling me (@prof_goldberg?)Some middle-income nations (e.g. Mongolia, Vietnam, Thailand) have done

Ellen Carmichael

ellencarmichael

Louisiana's performance on COVID-19 vaccine keeps worsening. It's now #46 out of 50, administering just 27.3% of supply (81,585 out of 299,325). Where is accountability for @LouisianaGov? My 90-year-old grandparents

Benjy Renton

bhrenton

In a few weeks, Pfizer is expected to have its first shipment of vaccine doses ready for administration, pending vaccine approval. How many doses is each state allocated? I went

Helen Branswell

HelenBranswell

1. This may be a thread.https://twitter.com/HelenBranswell/status/1349040350401331201 2. Interesting to hear HHS secretary Alex Azar blame the states for being too slow in the rollout of vaccine when states are still

Arieh Kovler

ariehkovler

From tomorrow, Israel is opening its vaccination programme to cover all residents over the age of 16. The decision is partly because of success in vaccinating over-70s, but also a

Robert Peston

Peston

The big point about the first dose of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is that it massively reduces the risk of serious disease and hospitalisations. In the trials, no one given the

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