Vaccines

Image of the Week: A personal support worker gets Ontario’s first anti-COVID inoculation as the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine arrives in locations across Canada

But the general running the rollout says the distribution of up to seven different vaccines—each with its own storage and handling requirements—poses a logistics challenge

Keeping tabs on trials, approvals and distribution of vaccines that Ottawa has pre-ordered

Health Canada’s top medical advisor on how Ottawa is reviewing the most promising vaccines—and how long we’ll have to wait

Amir Attaran: Seven promising vaccine candidates are nearing the finish line. Why hasn’t Canada locked down orders for them like our closest allies have?

A COVID-19 vaccine will become the most valued resource on the planet, as governments try to get enough for their citizens. But it would all be for naught if they’re unable to convince people to take it when the time comes.

It will instantly become the most highly coveted resource on the planet. National wealth and global political clout may determine who gets it first.

An estimated three per cent of parents are deciding against immunization, while another 15-20 percent fall into the ’vaccine-hesitant’ group

Beware homeopathic nosodes, which aren’t the same as a vaccine

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