Presentations and Interviews

• Federal VAERS database is a critical tool for researchers, but a breeding ground for misinformation – Politifact
• What are threats to US if COVID continues to rage in other parts of globe? – Good Morning America
• Market Moves Indicate Covid-19 Vaccine Boosters Are Coming - Forbes
• Philly teen confronts misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine - WHYY
• More than a year into the pandemic, we’re still figuring out what risks we’re willing to take – The Washington Post
• The coronavirus vaccine skeptics who changed their minds – The Washington Post
• You don't have to suffer to benefit from COVID vaccine – Union Leader
• Federal VAERS database a critical research tool, breeding ground for misinformation – Tampa Bay Times
• 'Herd immunity' gives way to 'good enough' as Biden sets new benchmark for vaccines – ABC News
• US could face another winter surge of Covid-19 if it doesn't meet 80% herd immunity, expert says – CNN
• US may be closer to a vaccine tipping point than expected – USA Today
• Are COVID Boosters Really Inevitable? – Medpage Today
• Tucker Carlson said 3,362 people have died from the COVID vaccine. Is he right? – Austin-American Statesman
• Debunking the anti-vaccine hoax about ‘vaccine shedding’ - Politifact
• Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for kids and teens: Safety and side effects, explained – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• 'Herd immunity' gives way to 'good enough' as Biden sets new benchmark for vaccines – ABC News
• Pfizer COVID vaccine could be authorized for adolescents by early next week – CBS Evening News
• What it's like to get COVID-19 after a vaccine, according to people who had 'breakthrough' infections – Business Insider
• Focus in Philadelphia area shifts to vaccinating teenagers as most COVID-19 restrictions scheduled to be lifted - CBS Philly
• 10 reasons why young, healthy people really need to get vaccinated – CNN
• Do preservative and stray proteins cause rare COVID-19 vaccine side effect? – Science
• No one would fear COVID vaccines if policy makers explained their risks better – Scientific American
• No, vaccinated people don’t make up 60% of new COVID-19 cases – PolitiFact
• Covid-19 vaccine myths: These reasons for not getting a shot don’t hold up. In fact, they’ll set the US back – CNN
• Millions of Americans are only getting one shot of two-shot vaccines – Salon
• You don’t have to suffer to benefit from COVID vaccination – but some prefer it – NPR
• More than 5 million Americans have skipped second COVID-19 vaccine dose – NY Post
• CDC, FDA lift pause on using J&J’s coronavirus vaccine, add safety warning – CNN
• Pause on Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine in US lifted by FDA, use to resume – USA TODAY
• Do preservative and stray proteins cause rare COVID-19 vaccine side effect? – Science
• White House writes off Johnson & Johnson vaccine after string of production failures – Politico 
• Will we need COVID-19 booster shots? – Healio News
• The big COVID vaccine holdouts: Republican men – HealthDay Consumer
• More children and young people in Covid ICUs – Kaiser Health News 
• America reaches milestone with COVID-19 vaccine now widely available to those who want it, but hesitancy still casts a shadow – USA Today 
• Flam: Here comes COVID’s fourth wave – or not – Boston Herald 
• Why would a Covid vaccine cause rare blood clots? Researchers have found clues – STAT 
• Johnson & Johnson said blood clots have been reported with all COVID-19 vaccines, but author of study they cited says they’re wrong – CNN Newswire 
• More young people are getting hospitalized as Covid variants spread. Here’s what we know – CNBC 
• COVID-19 vaccines effective at reducing infections, not just symptoms – The Gateway
• Experts say pausing J&J shot should increase vaccine confidence – but polling shows it likely won’t – Forbes
• Covid-19 vaccine demand is slowing in parts of the US. Now an uphill battle starts to get more shots into arms – WRCB TV
• Pandemic precautions made for an illness-free year for many. What that means for our immune systems – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• How worried should you be about J&J blood clotting? Not too worries, but here’s what to know – Refinery 29
• Overnight health care: Johnson & Johnson delay prompts criticism of CDC panel | Pfizer CEO says third dose of COVID-19 vaccine ‘likely’ needed within one year | CDC finds less than 1 percent of fully vaccinated people got COVID-19 – The Hill
• You’re fully vaccinated. Do this, not that – MedPage Today
• “I’m definitely going to get that”: Vaccines now required, most USOPC athletes still eager for shots – USA Today
• What experts are saying about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause – NYMag Intelligencer
• CDC advisory panel delays decision on Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine – STAT
• COVID-19 Brief: Theories on the COVID-19 blood clotting and more top stories – BioSpace
• From Michigan to India, Covid hasn’t quit us – Politico
• Why would a COVID vaccine cause rare blood clots? Researchers have found clues – PBS News Hour
• Health experts answer questions about COVID-19 vaccine side effects – The Denver Channel
• I got the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Am I going to be okay? – The Tampa Bay Times
• Here’s what scientists know about Covid-19 vaccine blood clots, and how the risks can be diminished – Forbes
• U.S. urges pause on use of Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine after rare blood clotting cases – STAT
• Pausing Johnson & Johnson vaccines shows monitoring system is working: Experts – ABC News
• U.S. seeks to pause J&J Covid-19 vaccine use after rare blood-clot cases – The Wall Street Journal
• US recommends pause in J&J vaccinations due to concerns over rare blood clots – BioPharma Dive
• Fact-checking unproven claims that rapper DMX suffered heart attack after getting COVID-19 vaccine – PolitiFact
• Tweaked COVID vaccines in testing aim to fend off variants – Associated Press
• Don’t worry about coronavirus variants overpowering vaccines, experts say – Yahoo News
• Vaccines are available for almost every Wisconsinite. Here’s how to talk to friends and family who may be wary of them. – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• Expert says COVID-19 vaccine side effects are completely normal, brief – Audacy
• As vaccinations keep rising, so do Covid-19 hospitalizations among those who aren’t vaccinated – CNN
• Is supply drop of Johnson & Johnson vaccine major setback for vaccination plan? – Good Morning America
• Will you need a COVID_19 vaccine booster? Doctors weigh in – TODAY
• Editorial: Ignore misinformation as more coronavirus vaccine is distributed – Observer Reporter
• CDC ramps up scrutiny of rare post-vaccination ‘breakthrough infections’ – Bennington Banner
• As COVID-19 cases trend upwards again, researchers warn more kids could become infected – KATC
• Dangerous COVID-19 variant has spread to all 50 US states, could send cases surging – WSET
• Second COVID shot: No side effects? No problem – MedPage Today
• Corbella: The science behind the four-month shot interval just isn’t there – Calgary Herald (Alberta)
• Will you need a COVID-19 vaccine booster? Doctors weigh in – TODAY
• Should COVID-19 vaccines be mixed? – Healio News
• No, reports to the CDC’s vaccine early warning system are not ‘vaccine deaths’ – PolitiFact
• First Covid vaccine dose: What can you do after your first shot? – NBC
• Public health experts urge Americans to not skip 2nd vaccine dose – FOX
• COVID-19 vaccines may reduce transmission, experts say, but vaccinated Americans still need to wear masks in public. Here’s why. – USA Today
• After plummeting from COVID-19, routine vaccinations start to rebound – Infectious Disease Special Edition
• Can AstraZeneca dispel doubts about its shots? – National Geographic
• Fauci says two doses of Pfizer’s or Moderna’s Covid vaccines are better than one to protect against variants – CNBC
• Why next flu season may be severe – Becker’s Hospital Review
• Don’t believe the doomsayers. Vaccines will end the pandemic – Bloomberg
• What are the common side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine? – The Cut
• Can you really get COVID-19 after getting the vaccine? – The List
• Experts: COVID vaccines’ power could wane within a year – WebMD
• Managing, tracking COVID vaccinations in the workplace – Newsday
• CDC study of vaccinated frontline workers shows Covid-19 shots effectively prevent infection, not just symptoms – Smithsonian Magazine
• No, the COVID-19 vaccines are not weapons of mass destruction – PolitiFact
• We need to talk about the AstraZeneca vaccine – The Atlantic
• Vaccines stop COVID-19 infection, but here’s why you still need to wear a mask – TIME
• Experts demand discipline as COVID-19 eases: ‘We don’t want to have to start over’ – The San Diego Union-Tribune
• The doomsday prophecy of Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche – McGill (Canada)
• What Rand Paul gets wrong – and right – on wearing masks after COVID vaccination – Lexington Herald
• Verify: COVID-19 vaccine checklist meme is misleading – WLTX
• Ask PolitiFact: How can COVID vaccines be safe when they were developed so fast? – PolitiFact
• One dose of Pfizer or Moderna vaccines was 80% effective in preventing Covid in CDC study of health workers – CNBC
• COVID: Vaccines have this crucial thing in common – The Mercury News
• When can we say the pandemic is over? – Kankakee Daily Journal
• These people can still spread COVID, warns virus expert – Eat This, Not That
• Do COVID vaccines work against the new coronavirus variants? Here’s what the data says – Centre Daily Times
• HealthDay Now: Debunking vaccine myths and what’s next for the vaccinated – HealthDay
• All the Covid-19 vaccines prevent death and severe disease, and that’s what matters, experts say – CNN
• U.S. could start vaccinating young kinds in early 2022, Dr. Fauci says – CNBC
• Vaccine passports would get the U.S. back to normal faster – Bloomberg
• COVID-19 vaccines in US do not contain aluminum, despite social media claims – Oregon Live
• 30 years ago, a Philly church refused to vaccinate its kids against measles. The results were deadly – Philadelphia Magazine
• A look at what didn’t happen this week – Arkansas Online
• Over a dozen states report a jump in COVID cases – NBC
• Pandemic perspectives: How deadly virus shaped new era of vaccinology, global collaborations, healthy habits – ABC
• A concerning variant is about to become dominant in the US, experts say, and how Americans act could help fuel or curb a surge – CBS
• Side effects mean your COVID-19 vaccine is working. But what if you don’t have a reaction? – Philadelphia Inquirer
• Expert: COVID-19 vaccine concerns mostly unfounded – UPI
• Extremely low influenza rates challenge next season’s flu shot – Bloomberg
• Regulators declare the AstraZeneca vaccine safe. Here’s what we know – National Geographic
• Still leery of COVID vaccines? Top expert debunks those myths – HealthDay
• Why Europe took a closer look at AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine – PolitiFact
• ‘It’s easy to scare people’: Europe’s decision to pull AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine threatens global COVID-19 recovery efforts, US experts say – USA Today
• Why countries around the world are suspending use of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine – TIME
• Experts question AstraZeneca vaccine pause – Voice of America
• Dr. Paul Offit discusses the COVID-19 vaccine roll-out – ABC
• New research suggests vaccines reduce risk of COVID-19 spread through nose and mouth – The Herald
• Do you plan to vaccinate your kids against COVID-19? – WebMD
• How Biden, Republicans and public health leaders are trying to persuade GOP skeptics to get their Covid vaccinations – NBC
• COVID one year later: FDA advisory panelist encourages vaccination to end pandemic – NBC
• Pandemic perspectives: Paul Offit on COVID-19 vaccine worries, country’s worst biological disaster, and what lies ahead – Pink Sheet Informa Pharma Intelligence
• How mRNA vaccines can keep up with an ever-changing coronavirus – ABC
• Here’s why experts say the US may be fooled by improving Covid-19 numbers and what that means for the summer – CNN
• Here’s what pregnant women should know about the J&J COVID-19 vaccine – Good Morning America
• One year after the pandemic was declared, 1 in 10 Americans have been fully vaccinated – CNN
• So what can people actually do after being vaccinated? – Scientific American
• Herd immunity could be within reach this summer – WIS NEWS 10
• What does victory against the COVID-19 pandemic look like? USA TODAY’s vaccine panel weighs in – USA TODAY
• Fact-checking vaccine claims in alleged disinformation campaign by Russian intelligence – PolitiFact
• Taking our best shot – WHYY
• COVID shots get supply boost, but will enough Americans take them? – The Street
• CDC study finds mask mandates work – WNEM
• How effective is the Johnson & Johnson vaccine? Here’s what to know – NBC
• The coronavirus is here to stay, but it won’t be as deadly in the future, scientists say – Philly Voice
• Nearly three months out, we have a clear picture of COVID-19 vaccine safety – Gothamist
• Vaccinated Americans hopeful but still wary – Voice of America
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on vaccines, COVID, and Dr. Fauci: ‘I read the science’ – Newsweek
• The new vaccine is a valuable weapon against COVID-19, and its rollout will be quick, officials say – Action News
• Third COVID-19 vaccine could raise question: Which shots are best? – Fox
• What you need to know about J&J’s newly authorized one-shot COVID-19 vaccine – ScienceNews
• What you need to know about the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine – NPR
• FDA grants emergency authorization to Johnson & Johnson vaccine – TODAY
• FDA authorizes Johnson & Johnson’s one-shot COVID-19 vaccine – NPR
• USA advisers endorse single-shot COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson – Voice of America
• People who’ve had COVID-19 might only need one dose of vaccine, studies suggest – USA Today
• Single Pfizer vaccine shot provides strong protection for those who’ve had Covid-19, UK studies suggest – CNN
• Vaccine trials ramp up in children and adolescents – Science Magazine
• Is more simply better? Why Pfizer thinks a booster of its Covid vaccine might work against new variants – STAT News
• FDA finds J&J’s single-dose Covid-19 vaccine safe and effective in trials – Pharmaceutical Technology
• Disease expert Dr. Paul Offit talks about vaccines, variants and a year of pandemic – TRIB Live
• Moderna sends variant-specific vaccine to NIH for clinical study – Healio News
• FDA says single-dose shot from J&J prevents severe COVID – AP News
• Serious COVID vaccine side effects still rare as 65 million shots given: ‘Fantastic’ – Newsweek
• As trials ramp up, doctors stress need to vaccinate kids against COVID-19 – Science Magazine
• Scotland’s vaccine rollout suggests delaying the 2nd COVID-19 shot is a bad idea – Business Insider
• A simple rule of thumb for knowing when the pandemic is over – The Atlantic
• The tragic story of a Canadian vaccine trailblazer – MacLean’s (Canada)
• Debate heats up over vaccinating more people with just one dose – The Hill
• Why get COVID-19 vaccination if you still have to mask? It beats getting sick, health experts say – USA Today
• Side effects, transmission, efficacy: What do we know about the COVID-19 vaccine now? – WHYY
• Urgency to ramp up vaccination clashes with Biden’s equity focus – Politico
• New optimism that COVID-19 is finally dwindling as L.A. gains some herd immunity – Los Angeles Times
• Pre & post COVID vaccine: If you can avoid painkillers, you really should – ScaryMommy
• The first dose of the Pfizer vaccine is 85% effective, Israeli study finds – Business Insider
• Coronavirus news roundup: February 13 – February 19 – Scientific American
• As mutant COVID variants multiple, the hunt is on for a ‘universal’ kill-all vaccine – Fortune
• Answers to 3 big questions on new coronavirus variants, vaccines – AMA
• COVID updates: Yellen pushes for more stimulus; Pfizer starts testing its vaccine in pregnant women – CNBC
• The second dose of Covid vaccine is needed for complete immunity, infectious-disease specialist Dr. Paul Offit says – CNBC
• Should you take a painkiller before your COVID vaccine? – HealthDay
• Moderna vaccine mistake means around 100K Pennsylvanians will have to cancel, reschedule second dose – LancasterOnline
• Take a painkiller before your COVID vaccine? – WebMD
• Supply issues force state to delay COVID-19 vaccine doses for tens of thousands – Pittsburgh Business Times
• Pa. short COVID-19 vaccine second doses after major mix-up – WPXI
• Administration of some second doses of vaccines to be delayed due to structural error in Pa. – The Sentinel
• Want a worry-free fourth of July? COVID-19 vaccinations need to speed up – and fast – USA Today
• Booster shots against scary COVID virus variants are in the works – Scientific American
• What research says about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines – KMJ Now
• Deaths after vaccination don’t prove that COVID-19 vaccine is lethal –POLITIFACT
• Dr. Fauci shifts the timeline on when the general public will be able to get a vaccine – WTVA
• Health care after COVID: A new focus on infectious diseases – U.S. News
• The US just saw its lowest COVID-19 daily case count since October – but experts are still worried – WAPT ABC
• Here’s why some COVID-19 numbers keep improving. (Hint: It’s not widespread vaccinations) – WAAY ABC
• Here’s why some COVID-19 numbers keep improving – CNN
• COVID-19 vaccines might be tweaked if variants get worse – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• 5 reasons to wear a mask even after you’re vaccinated –  Kingsport Times News
• How coronavirus vaccines will make their way from adults to children – ABC
• COVD-19 could become a seasonal illness like the flu, experts say – ABC
• Second COVID shot packs the big punch – MedPage Today
• Fake news buster: Vaccination will not make symptoms worse – Bangalore Mirror (India)
• Biden’s next fight: Anti-vaxxers jeopardize plans to protect U.S. against Covid – CNBC
• COVID-19 vaccine can adapt to new variants. Here’s what it will take – PBS
• COVID-19 vaccines: What you need to know about side effects and risks – Washington Examiner
• Side effects and risk of the COVID-19 vaccines – Spectrum Local News
• Why you can’t get the AstraZeneca vaccine – Politico
• Both Covid vaccine doses critical to stay ahead of variants, Fauci says – NBC
• Biden team says it sees first signs of improvement in fight against pandemic but it’s a ‘daunting challenge’ – CBS
• How anti-vaxx conspiracy theories are straining families and breaking up friends around the world – Business Insider (South Africa)
• A COVID-19 vaccine life cycle: From DNA to doses – USA Today
• “Definitely getting better”: Vaccine progress gives hope in fight against COVID, experts encouraged – ABC
• This bogus info about the COVID-19 vaccine is decidedly not true – Oregon Live
• States may need to pester thousands of people about second Covid-19 vaccine doses – NBC
• The US is making vaccine progress on several fronts, and experts are encouraged – 7 News Boston
• Giordano: Follow the science, open schools! – Talk Radio 1210 WPHT Philadelphia
• How the US is turning the tide in the fight against COVID-19 – Radio.com
• Biden health team hatches new vaccine strategy as variant threat builds – Politico
• When your chance for a COVID-19 shot comes, experts say don’t worry about the numbers – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Johnson & Johnson asks for approval of its one-shot vaccine; Pa. lawmakers “beyond frustrated” with vaccine rollout; cases and deaths trending down – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• COVID-19: The single-shot Janssen vaccine could be a gamechanger in the fight against the pandemic – Gulf News
• Listen: 23andMe is going public, vaccine data abound, and Merk’s CEO is retiring – STAT
• Can AstraZeneca’s vaccine prevent the spread of COVID-19 virus? – Time
• South African COVID variant can chip away at vaccine efficacy – but the vaccine can still save your life – Good Morning America
• COVID vaccines: Don’t worry about the numbers – Eagle Times
• Paul Offit, MD, talks new vaccines & when kids will be vaccinated – AMA
• When will normal life return? Maybe by summer – with luck and the right steps – The Hill
• Johnson & Johnson vaccine may be approved soon – Idaho News
• Anti-vaxxers misuse federal data to falsely claim COVID vaccines are dangerous – Vice News
• AstraZeneca vaccine mitigates COVID-19 transmission, data suggests – Philly Voice
• A third vaccine is almost here. Any one of them will do, experts say. – Tampa Bay Times
• Pandemic far from over: Virus mutations add urgency to vaccination effort – London Daily (England)
• When your chance for a Covid shot comes, don’t’ worry about the numbers – KHN
•  Johnson & Johnson single-shot vaccine 85% effective against severe COVID-19 disease – Good Morning America
• ‘The rooster isn’t causing the sun to come up’: What we heard this week – MedPage Today
• How to redesign COVID vaccines so they protect against variants – Nature
• One-shot J&J vaccine 85% effective against sever disease, 66% effective overall – Healio News
• Those Covid-19 variants? ‘Don’t worry yet,’ vaccine expert says – STAT
• Moderna says it believes vaccine will work against new variants – Reuters (Canada)
• Johnson & Johnson’s single-shot COVID-19 vaccine 57% effective in South Africa – The South African  (South Africa)
• Johnson & Johnson vaccine explained: Why its 66% Covid efficacy is a ‘game changer’ in pandemic fight – The Independent
• Overnight health care: Coronavirus mutations give new urgency to vaccine race – The Hill
• Moderna asks FDA to authorize 5 additional doses per Covid vaccine vial to speed distribution, source tells CNBC  - CNBC
• Expert explains why he'd take the Johnson & Johnson vaccine - CNN
• Anti-vaxxers mounting internet campaigns against COVID-19 shots - HealthDay
• Vaccine makers prepare response as coronavirus mutations raise alarms – Biopharma Dive
• ‘Polio Pioneer' sees shades of the '50s and '60s in today's pandemic – NBC10 Philadelphia
• Will life return to normal in 2021 in Ireland - worldwide experts offer timelines on when pandemic will end – Irish Mirror (Ireland)
• Trust in COVID-19 vaccines is vital to control the pandemic. Why are some hesitant? – PBS News Hour
• Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine is 66% effective in global trial, but 85% effective against severe disease, company says - CNN
• Don't take painkillers before your COVID-19 shot, doctors advise – CBS News
• Johnson & Johnson single-shot vaccine 85% effective against severe COVID-19 disease – ABC News
• Moderna says its COVID-19 vaccine effective in blocking new strains – United Press International, Gebhardt Daily
• Officials Investigate Physician's Death After COVID Vaccination – Medpage Today
• Those Covid-19 variants? ‘Don’t worry yet,’ vaccine expert says – STAT News
• Here's how to safely reopen schools, according to a vaccine expert - CNN
• EXPLAINER: Why it’s hard to make vaccines and boost supplies – Associated Press
• No evidence the COVID-19 vaccine caused Hank Aaron’s death | PolitiFact – Tampa Bay Times
• COVID-19 vaccine leaders turn attention to kids, but results not expected until 2022 - BioSpace
• Here is why we can have some hope about COVID-19 pandemic – The Philadelphia Tribune
• Moderna vaccine works against UK strain but will need booster shot for South African variant – Independent (Ireland)
• COVID variants may prompt additional Moderna vaccine - WebMD
• Moderna CEO: US needs to prepare for fall, COVID-19 resurgence – Yahoo! Finance
• Moderna says it’s working on Covid booster shot for variant in South Africa, says current vaccine provides some protection - CNBC
• New coronavirus variants accelerate race to make sure vaccines keep up – The Washington Post
• Plunged into virus 'dark winter,' Biden must lead US out – KIRO7
• COVID vaccines for kids? Trials are underway – Seeking Alpha
• New strains of COVID swiftly moving through the US need careful watch, scientists say – Lansing State Journal
• Health experts: January on track to deadliest month of COVID-19 in US – KVOA NBC4
• Biden under pressure to deliver more COVID-19 shots – The Hill
• Only 10 serious allergic reactions to Moderna vaccine and no deaths, CDC reports – Washington Examiner
• More vaccines could be coming soon and they could be a big boost to the rollout - CNN
• Should you get the COVID-19 vaccine if you’re currently infected? – Verywell Health
• The ‘shaking’ COVID-19 vaccine side-effect videos and what we know about them - Politifact
• Pfizer vaccine trial for kids ages 12-15 reaches enrollment benchmark - CNBC
• Thousands of Covid doses are going to waste, but some states won’t record how many – The Independent
• A year into the Covid crisis, scientists explain what we learned — and what we got wrong - CNBC
• Mutations stymie efforts to curb virus – USA Today
• Biden inherits a vaccine supply unlikely to grow before April – The New York Times
• Biden’s covid plan: How top health experts want the incoming administration to address the pandemic - Independent
• Can you take pain relievers after getting the COVID-19 vaccine? – radio.com
• Dr. Max’s COVID vaccine FAQs: Does nail polish interfere with readings on pulse oximeter? Does vaccine cause infertility in women? – WLNY CBS2
• How the new COVID-19 vaccine rules could help the pandemic end sooner – Los Angeles Times
• The COVID-19 vaccination drive may be slow—but it’s already faster than any in history - Fortune
• UPDATE: California pauses giving out shots from one lot of coronavirus vaccine - CNN
• Experts condemn messy rollout – USA Today
• Underselling the vaccine – The New York Times
• 5 reasons to keep wearing a mask after COVID-19 vaccination – The Globe
• Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine could be authorized next – WPVI 6ABC
• Why are we so afraid of fevers? – The New York Times
• How you can expect to feel after the COVID-19 vaccine – The Oprah Magazine
• 'No doses, no vaccine:' Bay Area county leaders, hospitals say they don't have enough to meet demand – ABC7
• Data fuel debate over whether J&J’s one-dose Covid vaccine will measure up - STAT
• U.S. no longer keeping reserve COVID-19 vaccine for boosters: What experts think - Healthline
• Here's why we can have some hope about the Covid pandemic -CNN
• Why you should still wear a mask and avoid crowds after getting the COVID-19 vaccine - NPR
• The Covid-19 vaccine rollout faces a two-shot problem - Wired
• The U.K. is delaying the second dose of COVID vaccines to 12 weeks. Is that even safe? - Fortune
• Why COVID vaccines are falsely linked to infertility – WebMD
• Can Covid-19 vaccines’ second dose be delayed? - Mint
• When will you get the coronavirus vaccine? Probably later than you hoped - Mic
• Experts torn over changing vaccine doses to speed up lagging rollout – National Geographic
• U.S. vaccination campaign struggles to keep pace with infections – PBS NewsHour
• CHOP expert explains why it appears to be harder for youngest kids to get COVID-19 – NBC10 Philadelphia
• FDA advisory committee member Dr. Paul Offit on vaccine safety, efficacy and distribution – Conversations on Health Care radio show
• Halving and delaying doses of vaccines a big gamble on limited science – National Post (Canada)
• Dosing debates, transparency issues roil vaccine rollouts - Science
• Q&A: Speeding up the slow COVID-19 vaccine rollout - Healio
• Vaccine rollout could have Americans back to normalcy by summer, expert says - HealthDay
• Could cutting or delaying doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to immunize more people make the pandemic last longer? – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Why can’t we give half-doses of the COVID vaccine? – The Cut
• Vaccine mistrust and how to overcome it – On Point, WBUR
• Slaoui proposes half-doses of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine to speed vaccinations – Market Watch
• Too many Americans still mistrust the COVID-19 vaccines. Here's why - Time
• HD Live! interview with Dr. Paul Offit: What's next for the COVID-19 vaccine - HealthDay
• Doctor ‘very concerned’ about vaccine rollout falling short of expectations - Today Show
• Covid-19 vaccine study on preventing transmission is stalled – The Wall Street Journal
• Dr. Paul Offit gives updates on the US COVID-19 vaccine rollout – WHYY, NPR 

• Frustration over vaccine rollout builds, as new variant reported in U.S. for first time – STAT News
• Hospital chief speaks on what US can expect from new COVID-19 variant – Good Morning America
• U.S. surpasses coronavirus death and hospitalization records amid delay in vaccinations – The Washington Post
• What the vaccine side effects feel like, according to those who’ve gotten it – The New York Times
• CDC testing requirements for UK travelers are like 'a chain link fence to keep out a mosquito,' experts say – Albany Herald
• Vaccine recipients still must take care – Altoona Mirror
• USA TODAY panel says US has nailed the science behind COVID-19 vaccines, but logistics, trust remain a concern – USA Today
• Beware the danger of ‘vaccine euphoria’ - Stat
• Why the Covid-19 vaccines may feel different from other routine shots - Vox
• 8 facts and 4 unknowns about the coronavirus vaccines - Politifact
• Does it matter which COVID-19 vaccine you get? - FiveThirtyEight
• Discussing medical myths with Dr. Paul Offit – Contemporary Pediatrics
• 7 healthcare leaders share messages, marketing strategies that encourage COVID-19 vaccinations – Becker’s Hospital Review
• Giving all trial participants the vaccine is "ethically correct thing to do," says FDA advisory group member - CNN
• Can you stop COVID precautions once you get vaccinated? - HealthDay
• COVID-19 Vaccines 101: FAQ - WebMD
• Expect a quicker authorization of Moderna's coronavirus vaccine – CNN Health
• Rossen Reports: Will we still have to wear masks after vaccination? – WXII NBC
• Why isn't the COVID-19 vaccine available for kids? – WTSB, Tampa Bay
• Column: Single dose vs. double dose. Efficacy vs. effectiveness. Experts answer common questions on COVID-19 vaccine. – Chicago Tribune
• You may feel lousy after getting the COVID vaccine. Experts say that's OK – ABC News
• Vaccine expert Paul Offit answers our burning COVID-19 vaccine questions - Philadelphia Magazine
• Answering your vaccine questions: One-on-one with the medical experts – WCNC
• CHOP's Dr. Paul Offit on distribution of vaccine – Talk Radio, 1210 WPHT
• COVID in Philadelphia: CHOP doctor on FDA advisory panel says ‘We reached right conclusion’ endorsing Pfizer vaccine – CBS Philly
• The COVID-19 vaccine wasn’t tested in pregnancy, but experts say it’s still worth considering if you’re expecting – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• U.S. Officials Say COVID-19 Vaccine to Start Arriving in States Monday - Time
• How to get a Covid vaccine: Everything we know, from cost to effectiveness – NBC News
• 5 things to know about COVID-19 vaccines – ABC News
• Officials confront challenges to get public to take COVID vaccine – ABC News
• Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine earns FDA nod. Here’s what comes next. – AMA Public Health
• FDA adviser: Vaccine to be OK'd in days, but 'normal' may not return until next fall –The Folk Show, New Hampshire Public Radio
• Why you shouldn’t worry about getting Bell’s Palsy from the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine - Politifact
• FDA promises to 'rapidly' finalize emergency use authorization of COVID-19 vaccine – KYW newsradio 1060
• Your questions about a coronavirus vaccine, answered – Consumer Reports
• US FDA likely to recommend against Pfizer vaccine for pregnant women, committee member says - CNN
• Pfizer shot gets FDA advisers’ nod as agency decision nears - Bloomberg
• Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine receives key FDA panel recommendation – NBC News
• FDA panel votes in favor of Pfizer coronavirus vaccine - Today
• COVID-19 vaccines: Experts answer your questions - HealthDay
• Vaccine expert says safety, benefits of COVID-19 shot outweigh possible allergic reaction – Radio.com
• 6 things to know before FDA panel votes on Pfizer’s Covid vaccine today - CNBC
• Final hurdle Thursday to authorize vaccine for US – USA Today
• COVID-19 vaccines have been manufactured at a record-breaking pace. Now, how will Delaware get it to you? – Delaware Online
• How safe are the new COVID vaccines? – The Jewish Voice
• US FDA researchers back Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine data - Aljazeera
• Why hopes are high as COVID-19 vaccine approval hearings begin – AMA Public Health
• COVID vaccines: Is the wait really over? – Radio Times, WHYY
• How will the COVID-19 vaccine be distributed? – Very Well Health
• Head of FDA advisory panel predicts approval for Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine – The Wall Street Journal
• One dose of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine offers some protection. But experts say you still need the second shot – The Boston Globe
• Black folks have a right to ask questions about the covid vaccine - Medium
• FDA could authorize Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine this week as US deaths surge - CNBC
• Medical experts discuss obstacles to COVID-19 vaccine distribution at Penn panel – The Daily Pennsylvanian
• The US will have 40M doses of the COVID vaccine by the end of the year. How many people should get them? – USA Today
• US reports highest one-day COVID-19 death tally: Over 2,800 – CNN, posted by ABC11 News
• 7 takeaways about the COVID-19 vaccine from infectious disease expert Paul Offit – Mass Device
• The Great Vaccinator - RadioLab
• FDA adviser: COVID-19 vaccine could provide ‘a way out of this mess’ – Review Journal
• As U.K. Authorizes Pfizer Vaccine, Biotech ETFs Continue to Rally – ETF Trends
• Some Americans Worry About Safety of Coronavirus Vaccine – Voice of America
• Moderna plans to begin testing its coronavirus vaccine in children – American Pharmacists Association
• What side effects, if any, can you expect from a COVID-19 vaccine shot? – Market Watch
• How Safe Are the New COVID Vaccines? – Health Day
• Why Pfizer’s Covid vaccine has been authorized in the UK but not the U.S. yet - CNBC
• How Best To Convince Public Of Vaccine's Safety? – Morning Joe, MSNBC
• 3 vaccine executives say that after approval, distribution will be the main challenge – NBC News
• Race for a vaccine - Dateline
• Disease risks for unvaccinated children in winter months – Scripps Institute
• What we still don’t know about COVID vaccines after the U.K.’s emergency-use authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech candidate – Market Watch
• Coronavirus Vaccine Update With Paul Offit – JAMA Network
• What it feels like to get an mRNA coronavirus vaccine - CNN
• Moderna plans to begin testing its coronavirus vaccine in children – The New York Times
• Health care workers, nursing homes should get COVID-19 vaccine earlier, CDC panel says – PBS News Hour
• Moderna released more Covid-19 vaccine results. They’re very encouraging. - Vox
• We now know full courses of antibiotics can foster resistance. So why are patients still told to complete their course? – The Swaddle
• ‘Absolutely remarkable’: No one who got Moderna’s vaccine in trial developed severe COVID-19 - Science
• A COVID vaccine is coming. Here’s how WA is preparing – KXLY News
• Vaccines could be out by the end of 2020, but reaching everyone will take time – Popular Science
• Childhood vaccination rates have dropped during the pandemic, leaving kids at risk – CBS News
• CNN News Room- CNN
• Here's how the three COVID-19 vaccines compare – Voice of America
• Covid-19 vaccines could be available by the end of December. Here's what needs to happen first. – NBC News
• Teens are the youngest volunteers in COVID-19 vaccine trials – Times Herald
• How thousands of scarce Covid shots could go to waste - Politico
• Why emergency COVID-vaccine approvals pose a dilemma for scientists - Nature
• Pfizer and BioNTech asking for emergency authorization for COVID-19 vaccine – Good Morning America
• Offit: Three reasons Americans may hesitate to get a COVID-19 vaccine – Healio News
• Teens are the youngest volunteers in COVID-19 vaccine trials – The Mercury News
• COVID-19 vaccine still months away for most Americans – ABC News
• A COVID-19 vaccine may be near, but distribution faces major hurdles – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Pfizer: COVID-19 shot 95% effective, seeking clearance soon – AP News
• What happens to the other Covid-19 vaccine candidates? – Quartz, posted on MSN
• USA TODAY vaccine panel: 'Best news so far' in COVID-19 fight, but logistical challenges remain – USA Today
• COVID-19 vaccines could be available by the end of December. Here's what needs to happen first. – NBC News
• And then there were two - Politico
• COVID vaccine candidate from Pfizer must be stored at minus 112, prompting a rush on dry ice – USA Today
• Moderna's coronavirus vaccine can cause severe fatigue and aches and pains. Two top vaccine experts told us why they think you'll still take it. – Business Insider
• Moderna says preliminary trial data shows its coronavirus vaccine is more than 94% effective, shares soar - CNBC
• #137 – Paul Offit, M.D.: An expert perspective on COVID-19 vaccines – Peter Attia MD podcast
• BioNTech and Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine is surprisingly effective, though experts question what effectiveness will look like in the real world - MarketWatch
• CHOP's Dr. Paul Offit on the Pfizer vaccine  – 1210WPHT Philadelphia
• Don’t expect a coronavirus vaccine before December, experts caution – Channel 3000
• Pfizer’s early results bode well for a COVID vaccine approval this year – Scientific American
• Joe Biden is President-elect. What does that mean for the pandemic? – the1a.org
• Pfizer’s vaccine announcement was always going to be political – FiveThirtyEight
• Pfizer vaccine results are promising, but lack of data ‘very concerning,’ experts say – National Geographic
• How the various Covid-19 vaccines work - CNBC
• Director of Vaccine Education Center discusses hopes of coronavirus vaccine – Fox 29
• Pfizer vaccine data show 90% efficacy in early results – Medscape Medical News
• Pfizer vaccine slashes COVID-19 risk in early trials, sending hopes and stocks soaring – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Coronavirus vaccine frontrunner Pfizer delivers key trial data – here’s where the other vaccines stand - CNBC
• Pfizer announces initial Phase 3 data showing its vaccine is 'more than 90% effective'; more safety data needed before FDA authorization – Good Morning America
• Pfizer’s early data shows vaccine is more than 90% effective – The New York Times
• 'Like watching a train wreck': Experts say America is behind on COVID-19 vaccine messaging, call for honest, straight talk – USA Today
• New book says you don’t ALWAYS have to finish an antibiotics course – Wall Street Journal
• Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine candidate shown to be 90% effective in early findings – USA Today
• Almost 1 in 5 parents are 'vaccine hesitant,' study finds – U.S. News & World Report
• The quest for a coronavirus vaccine - WHYY
• It could be 2022 "before we start having some semblances of normality," Fauci says - CNN
• Scientists debate how much to lower the bar on Covid-19 vaccine potential – NBC News
• Coronavirus vaccine update with Paul Offit – JAMA News
• Pharmaceutical companies' predictions about COVID-19 vaccines haven't come true – CNN, posted by WXII
• Next crop of COVID-19 vaccine developers take more traditional route – KFGO News
• Two major coronavirus vaccine trials have restarted after being paused for safety investigations - BuzzFeed
• ‘There’s only one chance to do this right’—FDA panel wrestles with COVID-19 vaccine issues - Science
• The power of vaccines across a generation - AARP
• Public trust in a COVID-19 vaccine - MSNBC
• Why Americans fear they’re playing vaccine roulette – Discover Magazine
• For COVID-19 vaccines, ACIP will be a critical gatekeeper - Medscape
• Are we entering the darkest weeks of the pandemic? – MPR News with Kerri Miller
• Will FDA Heed Its Outside Experts' Advice On COVID-19 Vaccines? - NPR
• Little-known FDA advisory group holds first meeting about COVID-19 vaccines – USA Today
• FDA extends Covid-19 vaccine meeting to allow public input – KTEN News
• USA TODAY’s experts say securing a COVID vaccine in record time could be easy. Distributing it won’t be. – The Barnstable Patriot
• Exclusive: U.S. trial of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine may resume this week – sources - Reuters
• Opinion | Trump is fueling a covid-19 anti-vaccine movement, but the problem is far bigger – Washington Post, video on YouTube
• Why this week’s meeting of an FDA advisory panel on Covid-19 vaccines matters – STAT News
• Nevada man's COVID-19 reinfection, the first in the US, is 'yellow caution light' about risk of coronavirus – USA Today
• A week after Covid-19 vaccine trial goes on pause, Johnson & Johnson and FDA won’t reveal critical details – Channel 3000
• 5 questions ahead of next week's FDA meeting on coronavirus vaccines – Biopharma Dive
• The ‘nerdy virologists’ steering the U.S. vaccine race - Politico
• Trump’s den of dissent: Inside the White House task force as coronavirus surges – The Washington Post
• Don’t Expect a COVID Vaccine before the Election – Scientific American
• Johnson & Johnson halts COVID-19 vaccine trials due to ‘unexplained illness’ - Healio
• Deep freezers and dry ice for Pfizer vaccine may face shortages – Roll Call
• Vaccine trial paused as Covid-19 cases surge in US - CNN
• What China’s speedy COVID vaccine deployment means for the pandemic - Nature
• COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy 'Somewhat Understandable,' Expert Says - Medscape
• Time to include children in COVID-19 vaccine trials, experts say – Healio
• Here's how a 74-year-old might be treated for Covid-19 - CNN
• Politics can play a challenging role in the effective distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine – Powdersville Post
• Public health experts plead for science, not politics, in COVID vax reviews – Medpage Today
• Duke-Margolis Center director defends FDA vaccine approval process in House hearing – Duke Chronicle
• Health experts call for more transparency in COVID-19 vaccine process to gain public confidence – Fox 13
• NY to review any COVID-19 vaccine authorized by feds, Cuomo says – Long Island Press
• 90% of US adults vulnerable to COVID-19, study says – Good Morning America
• How to tell a political stunt from a real vaccine - ProPublica
• What keeps an immunization expert up at night - Slate
• When will children get a COVID-19 vaccine? It's going to be a while – USA Today
• 5 vaccine experts told us what they'd need to know before they'd feel comfortable taking a coronavirus shot – Business Insider
• A vaccine won’t be the end - Slate
• A Covid-19 vaccine for children may not arrive before Fall 2021 – New York Times
• Enough with the hand wringing over Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy - Elemental
• Report: FDA to release tougher COVID vaccine rules - WebMD
• Dr. Fauci says this is when we may be able to stop wearing masks – Best Life
• What if they make a vaccine and nobody takes it? – New York Magazine
• Anti-vax: How to counter myths in time for a COVID vaccine – this week’s World vs Virus podcast – World Economic Forum
• Masks may offer better protection against COVID-19 than any potential vaccine: Experts – ABC News
• Data, data and more data will make a coronavirus vaccine safe, USA Today’s vaccine panel says – USA Today
• Philadelphia pediatrician Paul Offit: Prepare to wear masks and socially distance even after getting COVID-19 vaccine – MarketWatch
• More than 1 in 3 U.S. pediatricians dismiss refusing families – Medicalxpress
• FactCheck: Q&A on coronavirus vaccines – Tucson Sentinel
• How you will know if a coronavirus vaccine is safe and effective – Consumer Reports
• 10 facts about the way vaccines are made, how they work, and why they save lives – Prevention
• Penn Med experts warn against comparing COVID-19 vaccine to 1976 swine flu vaccine disaster – The Daily Pennsylvanian
• Astra Zeneca pauses COVID-19 vaccine trial due to volunteer’s illness – NPR, WBUR
• COVID-19 vaccine unlikely to be ‘magic bullet’ when it arrives – Las Vegas Review-Journal
• Why China could be poised to win the race for a coronavirus vaccine – The Telegraph
• Getting real on COVID-19 vaccine timeline – Medpage Today
• Multiple potential vaccines in critical phase three trial - CNN
• COVID-19 vaccine makers are pushing back against pressures to delivery by Election Day – Vox
• Oxford vaccine trial on hold because of potential safety issue – NBC News
• Coronavirus vaccine makers will issue a joint pledge not to cut corners on safety - BGR
• CDC tells states: Be ready to distribute COVID-19 vaccines on Nov. 1 – Associated Press
• Moderna slows coronavirus vaccine trial enrollment to ensure minority representation, CEO says – CNBC
• COVID vaccines approaching finish line use new technology – Voice of America
• A coronavirus vaccine by Election Day? Probably not. Here’s why. – CNN Health
• Will there be a coronavirus vaccine by Nov. 1? – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Concern over whether coronavirus vaccine is being rushed – NBC Nightly News
• National Immunization Awareness Month: The importance and safety of vaccines – Independent Women’s Forum The Bespoke Parenting Hour
• Doctors alarmed as FDA floats ‘emergency use’ of COVID-19 vaccine, bypassing trials – Yahoo news
• Overwhelmingly strong results could end COVID-19 vaccine trials early, Fauci says – Los Angeles Times
• Mom-to-be’s flu shot doesn’t raise autism risk – Health Day
• Commentary: Tempted not to vaccinate? Listen to the survivors of preventable, deadly diseases – Chicago Tribune
• The status and ethics of a COVID-19 vaccine – Your Call, KALW
• The White House has spent $12 billion on its Operation Warp Speed vaccine plan – but experts are worried about how the money’s being used – Business insider
• Scientists worry FDA could be pressured to approve COVID-19 vaccine before its fully tested – USA Today
• A coronavirus vaccine: China’s got one, Russia does, too. Will Trump rush one out? – Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
• Why approving a COVID-19 vaccine too early could cause more harm than good – Healthline
• What happens if China gets the COVID-19 vaccine first? – Politico
• How the race for a COVID-19 vaccine is getting dirty – The Guardian
• Here’s how the U.S. could release a COVID-19 vaccine before the election – and why that scares some - Science
• COVID-19 vaccine may pit science against politics – NPR, WAMU 88.5
• Report: Hong Kong man got coronavirus a second time – Mercury News
• Dr. Paul Offit on long-term symptoms of coronavirus – Fox News, posted on Yahoo News
• What will happen when there’s a COVID-19 vaccine? – Prevention
• Can we count on a Covid vaccine? - Radio Times, WHYY
• Scientists warn it may be years before students can return to school without masks, social distancing – CNBC
• COVID-19 vaccine, long-term unemployment, The Office – Top of Mind with Julie Rose, BYURadio (First 20 minutes of program)
• A COVID vaccine is just a start – Bucks County Courier Times
• Here’s what we know about Russia’s coronavirus vaccine, which has experts questioning whether it’s safe and effective – Business Insider
• Coronavirus vaccine Q&A: Where do we go from here? – East Bay Times
• What role should the media play when a COVID-19 vaccine becomes available? – Center for Health Journalism
• How likely is a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the year? – Medscape
• Distributing a COVID-19 vaccine will be a logistical nightmare. Philly’s going to help solve it. – Philadelphia Inquirer
• What we’ve learned about COVID-19 that has changed this year – Pittsburgh Post Gazette
• Russia’s new Sputnik launch raises risks in dash for vaccine – Yahoo! Finance
• Waiting for a COVID-19 vaccine in a world that can’t wait – Healio
• These COVID-19 vaccine candidates could change the way we make vaccines – if they work - Vox
• Russia just approved the first coronavirus vaccine without completing crucial clinical trials – BuzzFeedNews
• Moderna’s clinical trial numbers show there’s ‘no way’ Trump can have a vaccine by Election Day, experts say – 6ABC
• To roll out a vaccine without knowing how safe it is would be a mistake: Dr. Paul Offit – CNBC
• Scientists worry whether Russia’s ‘Sputnik V’ coronavirus vaccine is safe and effective - CNBC
• Health experts to FDA: Make your vaccine deliberations public – Baltimore Sun
• Dr. Paul Offit on the race to develop a vaccine – KSRO radio
• Public health experts, scientists confident in vaccine process, despite criticism of ‘Warp Speed’ – ABC News
• Should we be worried about the coronavirus mutating? – The Dispatch
• Everything parents need to know about the coronavirus vaccine - Parents
• A conversation about potential COVID-19 vaccines with an expert in virology and vaccinology – Finding Genius podcast
• I’d need evidence before I’d get a COVID-19 vaccine. It doesn’t exist yet. – The New York Times
• Fauci optimistic about COVID-19 vaccines, though immunity unknowns complicate development – Scientific American
• FDA Adviser: Not realistic to expect a COVID-19 vaccine in 2020 - NPR
• What are the concerns about the rush to have a vaccine? – Good Morning America
• Moderna’s clinical trial numbers show there’s ‘no way’ Trump can have a vaccine by election day – CNN Health
• Fauci remains unfazed as scientists rely on unproven methods to create COVID vaccines - Salon
• Public health experts want rigorous FDA review of covid vaccine data - Politico
• The fastest vaccine ever developed – BBC News
• Will risky corners be cut in a rush to get a coronavirus vaccine out before th November election? – Radio.com
• Covid-19 vaccine may not be silver bullet: Experts – CodeBlue
• The right way to get a vaccine at ‘warp speed’ – Star Tribune
• Healing the sick: the vaccine and problems of trust – The Princetonian
• Trump says he aims for a COVID-19 vaccine ‘right around’ election day – TPM
• A coronavirus vaccine won’t change the world right away – The Washington Post
• Is the HPV vaccine Gardasil dangerous? – The Dispatch Fact Check
• FDA officials worried WH will cut corners with approving COVID-19 vaccine ahead of elections - TPM
• MIS-C: Experts debate whether mysterious illness is just COVID-19 for children – ABC News Radio
• Why you shouldn’t take Tylenol to bring down a fever and other common health notions debunked | 5 questions – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Public health experts fear a hasty FDA signoff on vaccine – Kaiser Health News
• Moderna vaccine test in monkeys shows promise – The New York Times
• Mom on a mission to education parents about a life-saving vaccine - KPAX
• Vaccines are ‘one of the safest interventions we have,’ thanks to ongoing FDA monitoring – NBC News
• How safe is the fast-track process for the COVID-19 vaccine? Doctors weigh in - Today
• Experts: Daily life may remain disrupted after vaccine launch – Roll Call
• Dr. Fauci urging Americans to get vaccine when available, many say they won’t – WHP Harrisburg
• Even once a vaccine gets approved, big hurdles remain for distribution – CBS Sacramento
• We need to dispense with magical thinking during this pandemic and heed the science – Lancaster Online
• Hopes for quick COVID-19 vaccine rest on innovations, collaborations – The Telegraph
• Oxford coronavirus vaccine generates promising phase ½ results: Study – ABC News Radio
• Give the virus vaccine a shot, health leaders plead to hesitant – Bloomberg Law
• After Oxford, Pfizer-BioNTech covid-19 vaccine also shows promising results - TopActu
• United Kingdom secures access to 90 million doses of potential COVID-19 vaccine - SenegalActu
• Public health during the pandemic – Perry County Tribune
• We’re still in the early stages of the vaccine race - Axios
• How excited should we be about coronavirus vaccine progress and what is dual immune action? – The Hill
• Even once a vaccine gets approved, big hurdles remain for distribution - KTEN
• Is Trump on track for an October vaccine surprise? – Politico
• Early success of COVID-19 vaccine candidates fuels optimism, but experts warn ‘a lot has to go right’ – USA Today
• How safe is the fast-track process for the COVID-19 vaccine? Doctors weigh in - Today
• Moderna coronavirus vaccine shows 'promising' results in phase 1 vaccine trial - CNN
• First coronavirus vaccine tested in humans shows early promise – The New York Times
• Clinical trial results indicate Moderna coronavirus vaccine is on the right track – LA Times
• Moderna coronavirus vaccine shows ‘promising’ safety and immune response results in published phase 1 study, but more research is needed - CNN
• What if a COVID-19 vaccine arrived and many Americans said no? – Medical Xpress
• Hospitals to redirect covid data to HHS in move to ‘streamline’ – Bloomberg
• Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine moves to final phase of testing – Philly Voice
• COVID-19 vaccine trials are showing promising results. A lot can still go wrong. - Vox
• AHA News: Hopes for a quick COVID-19 vaccine rests on innovations, collaborations – US News and World Report
• ‘Small first step’: After initial trials, potential coronavirus vaccines face more tests – WEARTV
• Developing a SARS-CoV-2 vaccine at warp speed – JAMA Network
• Black, Hispanic women infected with coronavirus 5 times as often as whites in Philly, Penn study suggests – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• How a coronavirus vaccine will get to market – PBS News Hour
• How long does it take to develop a new vaccine? – PBS News Hour
• At ‘wartime speed,’ China now leads in vaccine race – Reuters
• Don’t breathe a sigh of relief about COVID-19 vaccine testing just yet – Daily Beast
• Phase 3 COVID-19 vaccine trials launching in July, expert says - Medscape
• We’re one-third of the way to a widely available coronavirus vaccine, experts say – USA Today
• FDA to require covid-19 vaccine to prevent disease in 50 percent of recipients to win approval – The Washington Post
• Decades-old Soviet studies hint at coronavirus strategy – The Baltimore Sun
• The race to find a COVID-19 vaccine – CBS News
• Vaccine makers face biggest medical manufacturing challenge in history – Reuters
• Trump pushing officials to speed up already-ambitious coronavirus vaccine timeline – The Washington Post
• Scientists fear ‘Operation Warp Speed’ won’t take into account vaccines already tested to develop one for coronavirus - Explica
• Could an everyday childhood vaccine help against coronavirus? – CBS KMOV4
• The path forward with Dr. Paul Offit – CNBC Healthy Returns
• Pence’s false claims about Trump’s handling of coronavirus – NBC Boston
• How — and when — can the coronavirus vaccine become a reality? - ProPublica
• COVID-19 vaccines face hesitancy, fair distribution issues - Medscape
• Before schools reopen, parents urged to catch up on kids’ missed vaccinations – National Geographic
• Anti-abortion groups say COVID-19 vaccines may use cells from human fetuses - Newsweek
• The hideous truths of testing vaccines on humans - Forbes
• Coronavirus vaccine development – JAMA Network
• Last year’s NYC measles outbreak has lessons for COVID crisis - HealthDay
• Vaccine paradox: Will ‘flattening the curve’ stymie the chances of developing a coronavirus vaccine? – ABC News
• Could Trump turn a vaccine into a campaign stunt? – The New York Times
• ‘Operation Warp Speed’ is fueling vaccine fears, two top experts worry – CNN
• The first ‘warp speed’ coronavirus vaccines likely won’t stop the pandemic – BuzzFeed News
• Experts optimistic in search for COVID-19 vaccine – HealthDay
• Vaccines have saved millions of lives, but history shows missteps can prove deadly – The Boston Globe
• COVID-19 vaccine hunters and the ‘warp speed’ race that could test public trust – National Post
• Top U.S. scientists left out of White House selection of COVID-19 vaccine shortlist - Science
• In coronavirus vaccine race, past missteps serve as cautionary tales – ABC News
• Why a vaccine may not be enough to end the pandemic – Vox
• In the race for a vaccine, children may be last to be vaccinated – ABC News
• We can’t count on herd immunity to keep us healthy – The New York Times
• Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine announcement set off a frenzy on Wall Street. Now some are calling for an investigation – CNN Business
• France halts use of hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 patients – Republic World
• Rushing a COVID-19 vaccine - WHYY
• With big talk and hurled insults, the gloves come off in the race for the coronavirus vaccine – Gwinnett Daily Post
• Put your money on a COVID drug, before a vaccine – American Council on Science and Health
• How the U.S. fought the 1957 flu pandemic – Smithsonian Magazine
• When a close friend has doubts about vaccinations – The New York Times
• Early COVID-19 Vaccine Data Positive, But 'Unimpressive' – Voice of America
• Flu shots aren’t causing false positive COVID-19 tests - Politifact
• Experts skeptical after researchers report positive vaccine results – Erie News Now
• Doubts greet $1.2 billion bet by United States on a coronavirus vaccine by October - Science
• Op-Ed: While the U.S. rushes to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, here’s what science tells us – Los Angeles Times
• Fact check: Coronavirus vaccine could come this year, Trump says. Experts say he needs a 'miracle' to be right. – NBC News
• Politics could dictate who gets a coronavirus vaccine - Politico
• The Race to Develop a COVID-19 Vaccine, Explained – Rolling Stone
• Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine shows encouraging early results – The Washington Post
• Coronavirus: Govts, drugmakers under pressure to roll out effective COVID vaccines – Times of India
• Dr. Paul Offit – Professor of Pediatrics at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia on a potential COVID-19 vaccine – WPHT Talk Radio
• Trump sets goals of hundreds of millions of coronavirus vaccine doses by January, but scientists doubt it – The Washington Post
• Government can’t force you to get vaccinated for coronavirus but here’s why you should – Philadelphia Magazine
• To take on the coronavirus, US vaccine makers consider an unprecedented strategy: Working together - CNN
• Routine vaccinations for U.S. children have plummeted during the Covid-19 pandemic – Stat News
• Why a coronavirus vaccine takes so long, and some possible shortcuts - Bridge
• Regulators would consider releasing an unapproved coronavirus vaccine - Quartz
• What happens if a coronavirus vaccine is never developed? It has happened before - CNN
• Experts predict chaos and crime during coronavirus vaccine rollout – Business Insider Australia
• China is promoting coronavirus treatments based on unproven traditional medicines - Nature
• How close are we to a COVID-19 vaccine? – Voice of America
• The COVID vaccine timeline: Is 12-18 months realistic? - Medscape
• CHOP’s Offit on reopening schools – WHPT Talk Radio Philadelphia
• Virology expert Paul Offit on the search for a COVID-19 vaccine – Forum, KQED
• CHOP doctor speaks on risks of companies quickly creating a COVID-19 vaccine – NBC Philadelphia
• Is it possible to have a safe coronavirus vaccine by New Year’s Eve? – ABC News
• How long will a vaccine really take? – The New York Times
• Inside the extraordinary race to invent a coronavirus vaccine – The Washington Post
• Why is Orange County’s coronavirus death rate lower than its neighbors? – Orange County Register
• How should you stock your medicine cabinet? – TODAY online
• We could learn ‘the hard way’ if US is ready to reopen, doctor warns – The Today Show
• New Models Find Crowding, Population Density May Affect Death Rate – The Lead with Jake Tapper, CNN
• Crowding and the Coronavirus: The Key to Reopening – The New York Times
• The Challenging Path to a COVID-19 Vaccine – Science Friday
• What’s next for America in the coronavirus pandemic? No quick return to our old lives, experts say – Chicago Tribune
• The next 12 months: Coronavirus may still be around and answers could be scarce – The Boston Globe
• Growing concern over heart risks of chloroquine & hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 – ReachMD
• What made New York so hospitable for coronaviruses? – New York Times
• Should you take ibuprofen or paracetamol for coronavirus symptoms? – Heavy.com
• Why A Coronavirus Vaccine May Be years Away – The National Interest
• COVID-19: Is our cure worse than the disease? With Dr. Paul Offit – Zdogg MD
• Is Ibuprofen Really Risky for Coronavirus Patients? New York Times
• Philly Vaccine Pioneer: We Can’t Rush a Coronavirus Vaccine | Q&A – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Virology Expert: Coronavirus Mortality 'Keeps Coming Down' – CNN
• How Vaccine Hesitancy Is Contributing to Deadly Measles Resurgence – PBS NewsHour
• ‘No legitimate reason’ for not vaccinating – CNN (re-released)

• Feel the Heat: The Case for Letting Fevers Run Their Course – The Daily Beast
• Not Vaccinating Migrant Children is ‘Unconscionable’ - Medscape
• Primary Care Perspectives: Episode 55 — Fever in Children – Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
• ‘No legitimate reason’ for not vaccinating - CNN
• What will it take to eradicate mumps? - Medscape
• Down in the mumps: Why Temple students got the virus decades after development of a vaccine – WHYY - The Why podcast
• Washington measles outbreak: Why we should fear this vaccine-preventable disease – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Measles: Will it take a death to get kids vaccinated? – Medscape

• Which flu vaccine should kids get? CDC, AAP disagree – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• 5 questions: Why celebrities and politicians aren’t the best source of health information – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Vaccine Science Taken Hostage? Paul Offit Responds – Medscape
• Defending Vaccines, with Paul Offit – Politico’s Pulse Check
• Bad Advice – C-SPAN BookTV
• Battling Misinformation and ‘Bad Advice’ About Science and Your Health – National Public Radio
• Why Are Vaccination Rates Lower Among Kids with ASD? – Medscape
• Why are children with autism at higher risk for serious infections? – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Shingrix: Is the Hype Justified? – Medscape
• The Philly vaccine pioneer who saved thousands from flu, and predicted the next pandemic – The Philadelphia Inquirer
• A Bad Flu Year: Lives Are Saved Even With a 'Less Effective' Vaccine – Medscape

• Ancient Bacterial DNA Could Thwart a Devastating Disease – The Daily Beast
• This New Vaccine Has a Secret Benefit – The Daily Beast
• The Case for Letting Fevers Run Their Course – The Daily Beast
• Why Can’t We Make a Better Flu Vaccine? – The Daily Beast
• The Pregnancy Vaccine Scare That Should Have Never Been – The Daily Beast
• Correcting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vaccine ‘facts’ – Stat News
• What Makes Trumpcare So Dangerous for Kids – The Daily Beast
• Stories of Science Gone Wrong: Paul Offit Discusses His New Book – Medscape
• Did Anti-Vaxxers Spark a Measles Outbreak in an Immigrant Community? – The Daily Beast
• This Could Save Your Baby’s Life – The Daily Beast
• Fading Immunity to MMR Vaccine May Be Behind the Mumps Epidemic – Medscape
• The Kennedy Pushing His Own Fake News– The Daily Beast
• Should Children Who Have Received the Full Series of HPV4 Vaccine Also Get HPV9? – Medscape
• Are Kids Getting Too Many Vaccines – The Daily Beast

• Meningitis B Vaccine Recommendations – CHOP Primary Care Perspectives: Podcast for Pediatricians
• The HPV Vaccine and Autoimmunity: Reviewing the Research - Medscape
• The Rise and Fall of FluMist—Can the Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine Be Redeemed? - Medscape
• The Rise and Fall of FluMist—Can the Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine Be Redeemed? - Medscape
• Should We Bring Back the Whole-Cell Pertussis Vaccine? – Medscape
• Anti-Vaccine Doc 'Vaxxed': A Doctor's Film Review – Hollywood Reporter
• Should You Still Administer the HPV-4 Vaccine? - Medscape

• Supplements and Safety – Frontline/PBS
• A Child's Right to Be Vaccinated – Medscape
• New Adjuvanted Flu Vaccine: No Concerns About Narcolepsy – Medscape
• Republican Candidates and Their Surprising Comments About Vaccines – Medscape
• Give the MenB Vaccine Medscape
• Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane - WHYY Public Radio
• The Measles Tipping Point: Too Many Unvaccinated Children – Medscape
• HPV9 Vaccine: Enhanced Cancer Protection, Guidance for Use – Medscape
• Vaccines and autism in primate model – Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
• Our children are at risk and here’s why – USA Today
• What Would Jesus Do About Measles? –The New York Times

• The Hygiene Hypothesis – Unrelated to Vaccination – Medscape
• The Resurgence of Childhood Diseases in Adults – Wall Street Journal
• Serogroup B Meningococcal Vaccine: Who Should Get It? – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Doctors Learn to Push Back, Gently, Against Anti-vaccination Movement – Los Angeles Times
• HPV Vaccine: It’s About Cancer Prevention – Not Sex – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Spacing out Kids’ Vaccines Can Hurt Their Health, Experts Say – Time
• Measles Outbreaks in the US: Why Now? – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• An Outbreak of Liberal Idiocy – The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
• Let’s Put a Stop to Parents Opting out of Vaccinations for Their Kids – The Pulse Commentary
• What Is the Invisible Threat? – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• To Vaccinate or Not: Calming Worried Parents - Medscape Close-Up with Art Caplan
• The Anti-Vaccination Epidemic -The Wall Street Journal
• Let’s Not Talk About Sex - The New York Times
• Remembering How to Fight Measles - The New York Times

• Cancer and the Power of Placebo - Medscape Oncology Viewpoints
• HPV Vaccine, Katie, Cancer Prevention: Missing the Science - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Hospital Says No More Dietary Supplements in Formulary – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Do You Believe in Magic? Topol, Offit on Alternative Medicine – Medscape One-on-One
• Stop Swallowing Vitamins and the Claims About Their Effects, Doctors Urge – The Daily Circuit, Minnesota Public Radio
• A Conversation About Alternative Medicine – WHYY Radio Times
• Is Alternative Medicine Really ‘Medicine’? – WHYY Science Friday
• Mind Over Matter: Debunking Alternative Medicines – Review of Dr. Offit’s book, Do You Believe in Magic? - New York Times
• Should Refusing Medical Care for Children Be considered Neglect? – WHYY Radio Times
• Multiple Vaccines Safe, Not Linked to Autism – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Measles: Make MMR Jab Mandatory' Call by US Expert – BBC News
• Pertactin and Vaccines: Important or Not? – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Vaccines Schedules Are Safe (Pass It On) – Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Skip the Supplements – The New York Times
• Don’t Take Your Vitamins – The New York Times

• Thimerosal in Vaccines: What Are the Facts? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Dismal Rates of HPV Vaccination in Boys - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Vaccine Exemptions? Call Them What They Really Are - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• What the U.S. Needs Now: Pertussis Boosters - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Which Complementary and Alternative Therapies Merit Study? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Fire Patients Who Won't Vaccinate? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• HPV Vaccine and Sexual Activity: Any Relationship? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Junk Science Isn't a Victimless Crime - The Wall Street Journal

• Immunization: A Dose of Reality - Florida Bureau of Immunization
• Immunization in Teens: Good News, Bad News - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• "Contagion," the Movie: An Expert Medical Review - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Influenza Vaccine: Guidelines for Those With Egg Allergy - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Does Varicella Vaccine Eliminate Deaths From Varicella? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Paul Offit on the Dangers of the Anti-vaccine Movement - Medscape One-on-One
• Vaccine Safety - Live Chat With Trine Tsouderos - Chicago Tribune
• Should the HPV Vaccine Be Recommended for Boys and Young Men? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Interview with Paul Offit, MD, author of "Deadly Choices" and Seth Mnookin, author of "The Panic Virus" - No Bones About It
• Autism and the MMR Vaccine, Revisited - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Science in One Room, Homeopathy in the Next - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Two New Books Challenge Myths, Fears About Vaccines - USA Today

Interviews with Dr. Offit -The History of Vaccines

• Entering Vaccine Research
• Formative Experience with Rotavirus
• Developing Rotavirus Vaccine
• Testing the Rotavirus Vaccine
• How to Make a Vaccine
• Vaccine Safety Monitoring

• Meningococcal Vaccine Booster: New Recommendations - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• The Pertussis Outbreak in California and the Need for Vaccination - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Mandating Influenza Vaccine: One Hospital's Experience - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• New Research on the Timing of Vaccines and Neurodevelopmental Outcomes - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• A Social Responsibility to Get Vaccinated? - Medscape Infectious Diseases
• Dealing With Parents Who Want to Delay, Withhold, or Space out Vaccinations - Medscape Infectious Diseases

• Doctor Punctures H1N1 Vaccine Fears -Talk of the Nation on National Public Radio. Dr. Offit addresses the fears surrounding H1N1 influenza and the vaccine that could prevent it
• Nothing to Fear but the Flu Itself - The New York Times

• Sick Propaganda - The Wall Street Journal
• The Omnibus Autism Hearing - The Boston Globe

• Pandemic Flu, the Cutter Incident and Vaccine Liability - Parents PACK Newsletter
• Death of an Autistic Child From Chelation Therapy - Parents PACK Newsletter