Pfizer Says Company Will Charge up to $130 per Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine by 2023

Pfizer Says Company Will Charge up to $130 per Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine by 2023

Pfizer will be charging up to $130 per dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in 2023 when the U.S. government possibly no longer makes the jabs free.
Pfizer Executive 'Shockingly' Admits COVID-19 Vaccine Was Never Tested on Preventing Transmission Before Release

Pfizer Executive 'Shockingly' Admits COVID-19 Vaccine Was Never Tested on Preventing Transmission Before Release

By Mary Webber
A Pfizer executive admitted that she and other Pfizer officials did not know whether the company's COVID-19 vaccine would stop viral transmission before being publicly distributed last year.
Brazil: Federal Police Force Wants President Jair Bolsonoaro Charged With Spreading Fake COVID-19 Information

Brazil: Federal Police Force Wants President Jair Bolsonoaro Charged With Spreading Fake COVID-19 Information

By Ivan Korrs
The Brazilian police force is calling for President Jair Balsonaro's prosecution for allegedly spreading fake information about the COVID-19 virus and outbreak in the country.
New CDC COVID-19 Guidelines Released Amid Lowering Deaths, Severity: Here's What We Know So Far

New CDC COVID-19 Guidelines Released Amid Lowering Deaths, Severity: Here's What We Know So Far

By Ivan Korrs
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released new and relaxed guidelines for COVID-19 amid significantly lower rates of hospitalization, risks of severe illnesses, and deaths.
COVID-19: Sesame Street’s Elmo Now Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Urges Kids to Get Vaccinated

COVID-19: Sesame Street’s Elmo Now Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Urges Kids to Get Vaccinated

By Rick Martin
Elmo, the bubbly red Muppet beloved worldwide, is now vaccinated against COVID-19. The Sesame Workshop, which is the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame Street, released a public service announcement on Tuesday.
Moderna Seeks FDA Approval for Its COVID-19 Vaccine for Children Ages 5 and Below

Moderna Seeks FDA Approval for Its COVID-19 Vaccine for Children Ages 5 and Below

By Mary Webber
Moderna on Thursday submitted a filing to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seeking approval for its COVID-19 vaccine for children aged under six.
COVID-19 Vaccine: FDA Sets Deadline to Redesign COVID Shots for Use This Fall

COVID-19 Vaccine: FDA Sets Deadline to Redesign COVID Shots for Use This Fall

By Mary Webber
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said the U.S. has until June to decide whether the public needs new COVID-19 shots to target different virus variants.
Woman Determined to Raise Latino Vaccination Rate in Colorado Partners With Local Health Agencies

Woman Determined to Raise Latino Vaccination Rate in Colorado Partners With Local Health Agencies

By Jess Smith
Colorado is struggling to vaccinate more of its Hispanic population, and a woman, who is a Latino community leader, is trying to change that.
NBA Fines Brooklyn Nets for Letting Unvaccinated Kyrie Irving in Locker Room; Kevin Durant Has New Message for NYC Mayor

NBA Fines Brooklyn Nets for Letting Unvaccinated Kyrie Irving in Locker Room; Kevin Durant Has New Message for NYC Mayor

By Joshua Summers
The Brooklyn Nets will have to pay thousands of dollars for allowing Kyrie Irving into their locker room during Sunday's home game in New York City.
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla Says Fourth Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine ‘Necessary’; Plans to Send Fourth Dose Data to FDA

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla Says Fourth Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine 'Necessary'; Plans to Send Data to FDA

By Mary Webber
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla noted during a CBS' "Face the Nation" interview on Sunday that it will be necessary to receive the fourth dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
United Airlines to Welcome Back Unvaccinated Employees to Their Jobs Starting March 28

United Airlines to Welcome Back Unvaccinated Employees to Their Jobs Starting March 28

By Mary Webber
United Airlines has announced a new change within their company, with a memo allowing unvaccinated workers to return to their jobs starting March 28.
Kyrie Irving to Play in Brooklyn Nets Home Games Soon? New York City Mayor Says He 'Can't Wait' to Lift COVID Vaccine Mandates

Kyrie Irving to Play in Brooklyn Nets Home Games Soon? New York City Mayor Says He 'Can't Wait' to Lift COVID Vaccine Mandates

By Jess Smith
Kyrie Irving could not participate in any of the Brooklyn Nets home games this season due to his refusal to get a COVID-19 vaccine, but this could change soon.
Pfizer COVID Vaccine Authorization for Children Under 5 Delayed as FDA Seeks More Data; CDC Says Booster Shots' Efficacy Wanes

Pfizer COVID Vaccine Authorization for Children Under 5 Delayed as FDA Seeks More Data; CDC Says Booster Shots' Efficacy Wanes

By Joshua Summers
The approval of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines for children under five years old hits another delay as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) needed more data.
Latina Scientist Who Co-Created New Patent-Free COVID-19 Vaccine Among Nobel Peace Prize Nominees

Latina Scientist Who Co-Created New Patent-Free COVID-19 Vaccine Among Nobel Peace Prize Nominees

By Jess Smith
Latina scientist Maria Elena Bottazzi has co-created a new COVID-19 vaccine with Dr. Peter Hotez, and they became among the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize nominees for their work.
Thousands of Protesters Gather in Washington D.C. To Rally Against Pres. Joe Biden's Vaccine Mandate

Thousands of Protesters Gather in Washington D.C. To Rally Against Pres. Joe Biden's Vaccine Mandate

By Joshua Summers
Thousands of protesters gathered in Washington D.C. on Sunday to rally against President Joe Biden's vaccine mandate
Aaron Rodgers Hits Back at Pres. Joe Biden Who Said He Wanted the Green Bay Packers Star to Get COVID Vaccine

Aaron Rodgers Hits Back at Pres. Joe Biden Who Said He Wanted the Green Bay Packers Star to Get COVID Vaccine

By Joshua Summers
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers clapped back at President Joe Biden's remark about his COVID vaccine stance last month.
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