COVID-19: The inside story of the fastest vaccine ever developed

Credit for Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine belongs in part to discoveries dating back 15 years. The team behind it was inspired by two infant deaths. Read More

How well will COVID-19 vaccines handle coronavirus variants? - Science News

As new variants of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 emerge, a slew of new studies suggest that some may be able to evade immune responses triggered by a previous infection or by a vaccine. Read More

Study tracks Americans' 'stubborn' mistrust of science behind COVID-19 ...

Data shows roughly one-third of the study's U.S. respondents consistently expressed a general mistrust in the science behind COVID-19 vaccines from 2021 through 2023. In 2021, it found 36% of ... Read More

Vaccine mRNA research from Moderna, Pfizer vs COVID huge for science

But two COVID-19 vaccines are likely to receive federal approval next month, and several more aren’t far behind. "We've shown that's possible," Walker said. "And now we have to set our ... Read More

How risky are side effects from COVD-19 vaccines? Not very - Science News

Here’s what we know about the risks of serious side effects from COVID-19 vaccines. Risks of rare allergic reactions, blood clots and maybe heart problems don’t outweigh benefits ... Read More

Science Magazine Unfairly Attacks the Journal of the Academy of Public ...

Since Science criticised us so heavily for our COVID research and views, even though we were correct, we should look at what Science’s own role has been. It claimed that the COVID-19 vaccines are 100% ... Read More

The Ten Most Significant Science Stories of 2020 - Smithsonian Magazine

An RN administers the Covid-19 vaccine to a nurse at the Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington, Virginia. John McDonnell/The Washington Post via Getty Images Covid-19 dominated science coverage in ... Read More

Science Fact Check: Was the Definition of COVID Vaccine 'Changed'?

However, booster vaccines are still important for people who are most vulnerable to severe COVID-19 infections, Moore said. "Age is an influence, as are immunocompromising conditions, general poor ... Read More