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Anchor lead: Even when a vaccine against COVID-19 is developed, additional issues will need to be addressed, Elizabeth Tracey reports At least five vaccine candidates have been chosen by the federal government to move forward into further testing and ramping …
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Anchor lead: The vaccine candidates for COVID-19 offer hope, and may be here sooner than we think, Elizabeth Tracey reports Vaccines based on proteins and nucleic acids are some of the candidates for a vaccine against COVID-19, and almost all …
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Anchor lead: If you’ve had COVID-19 once, can you get it again? Elizabeth Tracey reports Even as most of the world struggles with the COVID-19 pandemic, many experts are concerned about whether those who’ve been infected once can contract the …
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Anchor lead: Why do some parents object to vaccinating their children? Elizabeth Tracey reports California’s recently reported experience with eliminating personal belief exceptions and tightening school policies has resulted in substantially more kindergartners coming to school with up to date …
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Anchor lead: California laws prove that vaccine rates in kids can be boosted, Elizabeth Tracey reports Removing personal belief exemptions and tightening the required vaccines for school entry have resulted in a substantial increase in the number of kindergartners in …
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Anchor lead: As global warming expands mosquito territory, a vaccine for Dengue virus is a worldwide concern, Elizabeth Tracey reports Dengue is a viral infection transmitted by mosquitoes, and it can result in serious illness and death, especially if someone …
