A Covid vaccine is on track to rollout in December. Here's how that will work.: "We are covering new territory. This has never been done before," one expert said of the speed of vaccine development. https://t.co/skiBtCncxD

— Jeffrey Levin (@jilevin) November 19, 2020

Covid vaccines could be available by the end of December. Here's what needs to happen first. https://t.co/oDogjoFOEq via @nbcnews

— Erika Edwards (@erikaedwardsnbc) November 18, 2020

I felt such relief hearing the Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine news

The scientific uncertainty about whether vaccines will work is resolved. The logistics, distribution, etc that follow aren't trivial but they are within the realm of human knowledgehttps://t.co/wq3LQVSR1J

— Sarah Zhang (@sarahzhang) November 18, 2020

But it's good news! Even great news about the vaccine

2020 has been a long, terrible year, but the end of the pandemic is really in sight now https://t.co/wq3LQVSR1J

— Sarah Zhang (@sarahzhang) November 18, 2020

Look I have been very, very tempered on vaccine expectations and even I think this vaccine data is worth getting excited about https://t.co/wq3LQVSR1J pic.twitter.com/IaKmB86M90

— Sarah Zhang (@sarahzhang) November 19, 2020

It is @sarahzhang day! Here’s her OTHER amazing piece today, on the vaccine news: https://t.co/6MZLUYgStM

— Ed Yong (@edyong209) November 18, 2020

Here's @sarahzhang with one of the most beautiful ledes I've ever read—especially this: "Vaccines can stop many, but not all, viruses. Could they stop this one? The answer, we now know, is yes. A resounding yes." https://t.co/HlkSZ6gvSI

— Adrienne LaFrance (@AdrienneLaF) November 19, 2020

This is an incredibly good article by @sarahzhang. I'm sending it to everyone I know. https://t.co/HtOWIGkE1d

— Dr. Jennifer Raff (@JenniferRaff) November 19, 2020

Do you want some good news?

This is very, very, very good news: https://t.co/yY6EXM5JPw

— Yoni Appelbaum (@YAppelbaum) November 18, 2020

It's hard to write clearly. It's even harder to write clearly about science. @sarahzhang shows us how it's done. https://t.co/01YW9xJeuA

— Peter Lattman (@peterlattman) November 19, 2020

Good morning, please enjoy the first-ever vaguely optimistic article about the pandemic, from @sarahzhang for @TheAtlantic. https://t.co/uBzEAdq5pk

— Digg (@digg) November 19, 2020

Cheering stuff:
“The tasks that lie ahead are not trivial, but they are all within the realm of human knowledge. The scientific uncertainty at the heart of COVID-19 vaccines is resolved. Vaccines work. And for that, we can breathe a sigh of relief.” https://t.co/NYKUDnB2Hp

— Ben Coates (@bencoates1) November 19, 2020

In total awe of @sarahzhang who has two stunning pieces out today. Read them both:
1. https://t.co/D07Ho2saqu

— Becca Rosen (@beccarosen) November 19, 2020

The End of the Pandemic Is in Sight

The scientific uncertainty at the heart of COVID-19 vaccines is resolved. VACCINES WORK. We can breathe a collective sigh of relief.

“It makes it now clear that vaccines will be our way out of this pandemic”#MOG
https://t.co/jl1UHuiin3

— Michael O'Grady (@mog7546) November 18, 2020

The end may be in sight: https://t.co/1MjoHeEugb

— Crispin Burke (@CrispinBurke) November 19, 2020

With Vaccines, the End of the COVID-19 Pandemic Is in Sight - The Atlantic https://t.co/DGn5sbN25O

— Molly Maggie Bloom (@DublinersThe) November 19, 2020

“The vaccine by itself cannot slow the dangerous trajectory of COVID-19 hospitalizations this fall or save the many people who may die by Christmas. But it can give us hope that the pandemic will end.” https://t.co/QErOqopQ5I

— Barbara Malmet (@B52Malmet) November 19, 2020

The rapid development of two highly effective vaccines is a miracle made possible by highly-trained experts, inclusive institutions, and the scientific method. I give thanks to Western liberalism. https://t.co/zpmpMzXtat

— Ben Winegard ?? (@BenWinegard) November 20, 2020

'It makes it clear that vaccines ? will be our way out of this pandemic,' Prof Kanta Subbarao @WHOCCFluMelb @TheDohertyInst.@sarahzhang unpacks the latest #COVID19 vaccine news for @TheAtlantic.https://t.co/8zyTLgXesx

— Melbourne School of Population and Global Health (@unimelbMSPGH) November 20, 2020

With Vaccines, the End of the COVID-19 Pandemic Is in Sight https://t.co/oMAVQ5DgPs

— Khaled Beydoun (@KhaledBeydoun) November 20, 2020

A sigh of relief heard ‘round the world. “The tasks that lie ahead...are not trivial, but they are all within the realm of human knowledge. The most tenuous moment is over: The scientific uncertainty at the heart of COVID-19 vaccines is resolved."https://t.co/YJebexEb2h

— Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (@CongressmanRaja) November 20, 2020

If you live in an OECD country...https://t.co/2IBm9lwbTm

— Andrew Noymer (@AndrewNoymer) November 20, 2020