COVID-19 affects most children differently than adults. However, vaccines for kids are useful for multiple reasons.

Infection with COVID-19 can have long-term health effects in a subset of people. There is much we still do not know about Long-COVID.

Vaccine distribution for COVID-19 is currently ongoing. However, there is a large vaccine inequity in the world.

A group of vaccines that work in a similar way, based on a viral vector for the delivery of the vaccine information, are those developed...

With more information obtained about the virus, we now know that the main route of transmission of COVID-19 is through the air by aerosols.

First detected in October 2020 in India, a new coronavirus variant started spreading. Learn more about what this means for you.

Cases of blood clotting events have occurred in people who received the AstraZeneca vaccine. Learn more about these events in this blog.

Identifying fake news can be tricky, especially when we have a lot of information available; however, these 5 steps can help you

The SARS-CoV-2 virus causes COVID-19. Here we provide some more information about what the virus looks like.

Here, we discuss the vaccines produced by Pfizer/BioNTech (mRNA-based) and AstraZeneca/ Oxford (adenovirus-based) to look what's in the mix

Here we provide a list of all the ingredients of the vaccines and the reason why they are being used

We provide an overview of the main types of vaccines available or in development for COVID-19.

Vaccines are an effective way to prevent disease. Here we discuss side effects to COVID-19 vaccines and compare those to COVID-19 symptoms.

Retractable needles make the vaccination process quicker, easier, and safer for healthcare providers. Here we explain how they work

COVID-19 vaccines have been developed faster than any other vaccine in modern medicine history without compromising safety and efficacy.

The first two COVID-19 vaccines that finished clinical trials and were cleared for use in multiple countries were the Pfizer-BioNTech and...

The immune system consists of specifically trained cells. The adaptive immune response trains a memory response, which is used in vaccines.

The development of a vaccine is a process that involves many steps that are all strictly regulated to ensure vaccine safety and efficacy.