A project to test what's being called an ultrapotent, second-generation COVID-19 vaccine candidate will receive up to $173.4 million to conduct phase 3 clinical…
Ian Haydon was one of the first people to try out Moderna s COVID-19 vaccine, as part of the company s phase 1 trial, with first and second doses administered in April and May of 2020. Ian Haydon
Ian Haydon got his first Moderna shot in a clinical trial more than a year ago.
He s now participating in a trial to determine whether a booster shot would be safe to take.
Ian Haydon got his first Moderna shot in a clinical trial more than a year ago.
He s now participating in a trial to determine whether a booster shot would be safe to take.
Haydon has posted about his experience on social media and said he s been amazed at the responses.
Ian Haydon s COVID immunity is a popular topic on Twitter. The 30-year-old got his first shot of the Moderna vaccine over a year ago, and he s been sharing his experience on social media ever since.
Among the outpouring of supportive responses, Haydon has fielded many questions about his antibody levels, one indication of protection against the coronavirus.
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Source: CNN – Ian Haydon helped test Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine last year. Now, he’s helping test the tweaked version of that vaccine designed to fight a new, more contagious variant.
“A year ago I tried the Moderna vaccine to see if it was safe. (Spoiler: It is!) Now, on my #COVIDvaccine anniversary, I’m happy to share that I just got the 3rd dose. This booster experiment will reveal (1) if strain-adapted vaccines boost immunity & (2) whether they are safe,” Haydon, a communications specialist at the University of Washington, said via Twitter.
“It’s unclear whether this new tweaked version is even going to be necessary,” Haydon told CNN in a telephone interview.
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