VERIFY: Explaining how the Johnson & Johnson vaccine works and what makes it different from others
The FDA has approved Johnson & Johnson s vaccine for emergency use. Here s how it differs from the other vaccines on the market. Author: Mia Salenetri (WUSA9) Updated: 4:49 PM CST March 1, 2021
WASHINGTON U.S. regulators decided that Johnson & Johnson s single-dose vaccine provides enough protection against COVID-19 for nationwide use, with the FDA approving it for emergency use.
Trials found the shot to be 66% effective at preventing moderate to severe disease, 85% effective at preventing the most severe disease, and 100% effective at preventing hospitalizations and deaths as of 28 days post-vaccination.
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COVID Help Desk: Here s how long it takes to gain full immunity after your vaccine
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Clinical Trials Are Moving Out of the Lab and Into Peopleâs Homes
After the pandemic forced thousands of trials to shut down, researchers found clever ways to conduct human studies remotely â while reaching more people, quickly and cheaply.
Dr. Namandje Bumpus, a pharmacologist at Johns Hopkins University, is leading an investigation that has been on hold because of the pandemic.Credit.Michael A. McCoy for The New York Times
By Emily Anthes
Feb. 18, 2021
When the pandemic hit last year, clinical trials took a hit. Universities closed, and hospitals turned their attention to battling the new disease. Many studies that required repeated, in-person visits with volunteers were delayed or scrapped.