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All children older than 4 can be vaccinated! https://t.co/NM355tfcJB
— Brianna Wu (@BriannaWu) September 20, 2021
Pfizer Says Its Covid Vaccine Is Safe And Effective For Children Ages 5 ... https://t.co/ycVHti7MXU 화이자사가 자사 코로나 백신이 5~11세 아동에게도 안전하고 효과가 있다고 밝혔단다.
— Aerycrow (@Aerycrow) September 20, 2021
I just got some of the best news in YEARS:
— ? Christian Janeway ? (@XianJaneway) September 20, 2021
The Pfizer vaxx should be approved for kids by the end of the month.https://t.co/PcUr1MiRPf
Just 3.6% of Africa's population is fully vaccinated. That's not just a moral failing, it also leaves the entire world more vulnerable to new virulent variants that emerge because of uncontrolled spread, as @MoetiTshidi powerfully writes. https://t.co/Vd9KcDQRok
— Dr. Tom Frieden (@DrTomFrieden) September 20, 2021
Rich Countries Worry About Booster Shots. They Should Be Worried About Africa. Just 20% of people in LMIC countries are vaccinated, compared to 80% in high- and upper-middle income countries, by @MoetiTshidi https://t.co/RSfaqDmwbW via @NYTopinion #COVID19 #VaccineEquity
— André Picard (@picardonhealth) September 20, 2021
A room temperature stable pill that doesn't need a cold chain would make a huge difference -- and we're developing one right now. @MoetiTshidi @nytopinion https://t.co/9yA6WdydNv
— Vaxart (@Vaxart) September 20, 2021
I appreciate the opportunity provided by @nytimes to widely share my views on why booster shots would be better spent saving African lives and the importance of vaccine equity.
— Dr Matshidiso Moeti (@MoetiTshidi) September 19, 2021
I congratulate @nytopinion for sharing a diverse range of views. https://t.co/HPbFu0Vfo2
"Some estimates indicate that even if rich countries do approve booster shots, they will still have more than one billion excess doses by the end of 2021. But that does not mean those doses will be shared or will reach those who need them in time."https://t.co/T8V3O7LHl7
— Diane Shugart (@dianalizia) September 20, 2021
Rich Countries Worry About Booster Shots. They Should Be Worried About Africa. Escrito por la directora de la OMS para África. https://t.co/GfPy8MwuBU
— Iñigo S. Ugarte (@Guerraeterna) September 20, 2021
"Reports of millions of doses being wasted or discarded in rich countries are heartbreaking....Every single one of those wasted doses could have saved a life in Africa." Matshidiso Moeti @WHOAFRO https://t.co/gwrb30hcWa
— Shailly Gupta (@Shaillytweeting) September 20, 2021
"We don’t know yet how much boosters might help protect people, but we do know that their deployment will hurt the prospects of many in Africa.
— Global Health Strategies (@GHS) September 20, 2021
The people facing the most risk must be vaccinated first. Wherever they are." -@WHOAFRO Dir. @MoetiTshidi https://t.co/esIoTnTSEP
An FDA advisory panel may have green-lit a third shot of the Pfizer vaccine for a somewhat narrow slice of the population, but the messy process of figuring out who should get another shot of the vaccine — and when — has likely just begun. https://t.co/Wyijj9OuhV
— Axios (@axios) September 20, 2021
“As the rich world rolls out Covid-19 #booster shots, hundreds of millions of #Africans remain dangerously exposed, still awaiting their first #vaccine dose.” -Opinion by Matshidiso Moeti, the WHO regional director for Africa. (via @nytimes) https://t.co/HG8Npclxjc
— Douglas Herbert (@dougf24) September 21, 2021
Opinion | Rich Countries Worry About Booster Shots. They Should Be Worried About Africa. https://t.co/Vi4bdFCYtF
— Dre Joanne Liu (@DreJoanneLiu) September 21, 2021