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"Our vaccine creates antibodies in the body... which means that besides being a preventative #vaccine, our product can also be used as treatment for people who've already been infected [with #coronavirus]." @SiegalTobias reports. https://t.co/tkVKrIMmIh
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) October 24, 2020
.@moderna_tx's chief medical officer, Tal Zaks, explained why he believes that the company's #coronavirus #vaccine will be better than others.
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) October 24, 2020
Reporting by @SiegalTobias https://t.co/tkVKrIMmIh
One of the #COVID19 vaccine trial volunteers shares in an interview with Slate that a Pfizer representative for the trial told him:
— sally (@sallyKP) October 25, 2020
“You can’t father a child.”https://t.co/PzviXBtsig
Really interesting interview with a COVID vaccine trial participant, who signed up to do it for the money, even though it’s not that much money. https://t.co/Qw9YUgSeqr
— Allison Benedikt (@abenedikt) October 24, 2020
COVID vaccine trials: One volunteer explains what it’s like to take part. https://t.co/isqFVEyRig
— TJ Manotoc (@tjmanotoc) October 24, 2020
.@Moderna’s chief medical officer, Tal Zaks, gave an interview to Globes earlier this week and explained why he believes that the company's #vaccine for #coronavirus will be better than the one being developed other competitors at this point. https://t.co/tkVKrIMmIh
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) October 25, 2020
#Moderna, a relatively young American #StartUp, was the first company to enter clinical #trials. It is expected to reveal the results of its recent comprehensive trial in the upcoming month. #CoronavirusVaccine https://t.co/tkVKrIMmIh
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) October 25, 2020