Astrazeneca Coverage
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COVID-19 vaccine begins delivering profits for AstraZeneca
AstraZeneca has booked its first profit from sales of its COVID-19 vaccine. Here's the latest. -
U.S. to share 80 million vaccines with globe
President Joe Biden plans on sharing millions more doses of COVID-19 vaccines with other countries. Biden has already committed to sharing 60 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine by July 4. -
Problems with AstraZeneca vaccine could slow global recovery
AstraZeneca's vaccine is key to ending the global economic slump caused by the coronavirus. But a series of missteps by the drugmaker and new concerns over blood clots risk undermining public confidence in the shot and delaying the recovery. -
COVID-19 debacle: 'One mistake after another' triggers scathing criticism of AstraZeneca
After teaming up with Oxford University, AstraZeneca produced a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine in just nine months, a huge achievement that will help end the pandemic. But a series of missteps along the way has led to scathing criticism from policymakers and health officials. -
Duke physician discusses AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine
Duke infectious disease specialist Dr. Cameron Wolfe, who worked closely with researchers in an AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine trial, discusses the vaccine's efficacy. -
AstraZeneca vaccine 100% effective at preventing serious illness
AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine provided strong protection against disease and complete protection against hospitalization and death across all age groups in a late-stage U.S. study, the company announced Monday. -
Additional countries suspend use of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine over blood clot concerns
Seven other European nations have suspended its use as well over reports that some people have developed blood clots after being vaccinated. -
Updated AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine could take months
The Anglo-Swedish drugmaker said that production of a vaccine able to effectively combat new COVID-19 variants could take at least six months. -
New COVID-19 vaccines are on the way; what this means for getting the public vaccinated
UNC Infectious Disease Expert Dr. Cynthia Gay says the more vaccines we can get, the better.