Several videos on social media claimed that the COVID-19 vaccine might contain chips that track and control recipients. Vaccine distribution did involve chips, but what is it used for?
Health care workers in the country are starting to receive COVID-19 shots on Monday with hopes that an all-out vaccination effort will curb the further spread of the coronavirus.
The country has made strides in its COVID-19 vaccine effort over the weekend as vials of the long-anticipated shot made their way to distribution sites on Sunday.
Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine will be going through an FDA committee vote on Thursday, the last step to reach approval, as two allergic reactions reported in the UK raised concerns.
In early December 2020, a blog called Health and Money News claimed that a "head of Pfizer research" said the COVID-19 vaccine could cause female sterilization. But was it really said?
The COVID-19 vaccine has been something the world is looking forward to for months and questions about its side effects, costs and others are starting to rise as drug makers start seeing promising results.
Moderna Inc. said Thursday that it is looking forward to having 100 million to 125 million doses of its experimental COVID-19 vaccine ready for the entire globe by the first quarter of 2021.
Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine continued to show promising results as it yielded 94% efficacy and will move forward with an emergency approval request to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Monday.
President Donald Trump has provided the public an update about the COVID-19 vaccine as cases surge across the country during his first public speech since Election Day.