Kosmic DebrisThe FDA considers a major shift in the nation's COVID vaccine strategyverified_publisherNPR - Rob SteinThe Food and Drug Administration is considering a major shift in the nation's COVID-19 vaccine strategy. The goal is to simplify vaccination against COVID and perhaps adopt an approach similar to what is used for the flu vaccine, with annual updates to match whatever strain of the virus is …
Kosmic DebrisData Doesn’t Support New COVID-19 Booster Shots for Most, Says Vaccine ExpertTIME - By Alice ParkIn a perspective published Jan. 11 in the New England Journal of Medicine, vaccine expert Dr. Paul Offit says it’s time to rethink booster recommendations. In the third year of the pandemic, the population’s immune situation is vastly different from what it was in 2019 when SARS-CoV-2 emerged. Now, …
Kosmic DebrisSome newly mailed Covid tests from the government expire imminently — even with extensionsNBC News - Aria BendixPeople are reporting confusion after receiving Covid tests from the government with lapsed expiration dates. The FDA extended the tests' shelf life, but many still expire soon. The FDA extended the shelf life of iHealth Covid tests by six months this summer, but many kits still expire in February, …
Kosmic Debris'Pfizer and Moderna better get this clarified': Study finds worse antibodies after mRNA boostersjustthenews.com - Greg PiperIncreased proportion of post-booster IgG4 antibodies, known for helping humans adapt to allergies, "might result in longer viral persistence in case …
Kosmic DebrisSimple Nasal Wash ‘Reduces COVID-19 Severity’eurasiareview.com - Eurasia ReviewSimple nasal washes with mild saline water can prevent hospitalisation and deaths from COVID-19, if applied twice daily following a positive …
Kosmic DebrisStoryboardWhat You Need to Know About PaxlovidCurated byThe Health DeskIt's the drug regimen President Biden is currently taking to ward off COVID-19. The fairly new antiviral oral therapy that you can take at home is the first of its kind to receive FDA emergency use authorization. But is it safe? Is a prescription from your physician needed? What about possible side effects?
