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covid-19 vaccine

vaccine trials and the issue with white, educated women
a vaccine will only be successful if trials reflect our diverse communities.
diana duong
coronavirus
sep 15, 2020
vaccine trials for covid-19 need to be representative of the populations that are most likely to get covid-19 to properly work.

game on: covid- 19 vaccine trial restarts
oxford/astrazeneca's vaccine trial picks up again after pausing for a safety investigation.
diana duong
covid-19 vaccine
sep 14, 2020
a sign marks an astrazeneca facility in waltham, massachusetts, u.s., september 9, 2020.

cautionary tales from u.s. history on rushing vaccines
trump has suggested a vaccine could be ready in fall. but hasty efforts have gone wrong before.
monika warzecha
coronavirus
sep 09, 2020
president gerald ford receives a swine flu innoculation from his white house physician, dr. william lukash.

budding optimism that end of pandemic could be in sight
unprecedented global cooperation and innovation means dozens of possible vaccines
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
sep 02, 2020
novavax labs in gaithersburg, maryland is one of the labs developing a vaccine for covid-19. photo taken on march 20, 2020.

canadian government has yet to place orders for leading potential covid vaccines
one expert said canada could find itself at the back of the line, if it doesn’t move quickly to secure some of the leading vaccines in development
ryan tumilty, national post
世界杯决赛2022
jul 29, 2020
a volunteer participates in the vaccine trial in oxford, england on july 7, 2020.

as u.s. buys up remdesivir, ‘vaccine nationalism’ threatens access to covid-19 treatments
  what should canada be doing about all of this? how is...
the conversation
coronavirus
jul 06, 2020
are we really all in this together? ‘vaccine nationalism’ must be addressed to ensure equitable distribution of a covid-19 vaccine.

protectionism may slow canada’s access to a vaccine
what if countries with a vaccine choose to keep it for themselves?
anna sharratt
coronavirus
jul 03, 2020
should we be concerned that canada lags in vaccine development? stock/getty

inside the saskatoon lab developing a covid-19 vaccine
vido-intervac director dr. volker gerdts is already thinking about the next pandemic.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
coronavirus
jul 02, 2020
research technician michaela nickol extracts viral rna at vido-intervac where researchers are running experiments to find a vaccine for covid-19. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on friday, june 24, 2020. saskatoon starphoenix/michelle berg
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vaccine trials and the issue with white, educated women
a vaccine will only be successful if trials reflect our diverse communities.
diana duong
coronavirus
sep 15, 2020
vaccine trials for covid-19 need to be representative of the populations that are most likely to get covid-19 to properly work.

game on: covid- 19 vaccine trial restarts
oxford/astrazeneca's vaccine trial picks up again after pausing for a safety investigation.
diana duong
covid-19 vaccine
sep 14, 2020
a sign marks an astrazeneca facility in waltham, massachusetts, u.s., september 9, 2020.

cautionary tales from u.s. history on rushing vaccines
trump has suggested a vaccine could be ready in fall. but hasty efforts have gone wrong before.
monika warzecha
coronavirus
sep 09, 2020
president gerald ford receives a swine flu innoculation from his white house physician, dr. william lukash.

budding optimism that end of pandemic could be in sight
unprecedented global cooperation and innovation means dozens of possible vaccines
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
sep 02, 2020
novavax labs in gaithersburg, maryland is one of the labs developing a vaccine for covid-19. photo taken on march 20, 2020.
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wellspring cancer support

canadian government has yet to place orders for leading potential covid vaccines
one expert said canada could find itself at the back of the line, if it doesn’t move quickly to secure some of the leading vaccines in development
ryan tumilty, national post
世界杯决赛2022
jul 29, 2020
a volunteer participates in the vaccine trial in oxford, england on july 7, 2020.

as u.s. buys up remdesivir, ‘vaccine nationalism’ threatens access to covid-19 treatments
  what should canada be doing about all of this? how is...
the conversation
coronavirus
jul 06, 2020
are we really all in this together? ‘vaccine nationalism’ must be addressed to ensure equitable distribution of a covid-19 vaccine.

protectionism may slow canada’s access to a vaccine
what if countries with a vaccine choose to keep it for themselves?
anna sharratt
coronavirus
jul 03, 2020
should we be concerned that canada lags in vaccine development? stock/getty

inside the saskatoon lab developing a covid-19 vaccine
vido-intervac director dr. volker gerdts is already thinking about the next pandemic.
zak vescera, saskatoon starphoenix
coronavirus
jul 02, 2020
research technician michaela nickol extracts viral rna at vido-intervac where researchers are running experiments to find a vaccine for covid-19. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on friday, june 24, 2020. saskatoon starphoenix/michelle berg
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canadian coalition for seniors’ mental health (ccsmh)
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