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Christopher Rowland

Christopher Rowland

Reporter at The Washington Post

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Christopher Rowland
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Elderly begin to drop out of Novavax vaccine trial to get Pfizer and ... - The Washington Post

States have responded to the slow rollout of coronavirus vaccine by expanding eligibility for the shots to people over 65. But the moves have made it more difficult to recruit and retain test subjects for clinical trials of vaccines that have yet to win emergency authorization.
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Biden orders 100 million more vaccine shots from Johnson & Johnson

Senior administration officials have stressed the importance of redundancy in vaccine supply to prepare for the possible need to administer booster shots against mutated variants, as well as the potential of shots for children under 16 early next year.
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Johnson & Johnson confirms vaccine production problems at ... - The...

Johnson & Johnson has grappled with vaccine manufacturing delays associated with production at the Emergent plant in Baltimore.
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Industry fights over global vaccine patents are just warming up - T...

Industry fights over global vaccine patents are just warming up - The Washington Post
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Emergent executives testify before House panel about ... - The Wash...

The House Oversight select subcommittee on the coronavirus crisis is investigating events at Emergent BioSolutions that led to a vaccine production shutdown that is now in its fifth week.
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Johnson & Johnson vaccine production restarts in Baltimore but stil...

Emergent BioSolutions says the FDA allowed it to restart production after a lengthy suspension, an interim step toward winning full manufacturing authorization of Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine.
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As delta variant surges, nursing homes mandate vaccinations for sta...

As the threat of the delta variant grows, nursing home chains also are beginning to adopt vaccine mandates, including the largest nonprofit and for-profit chains.

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How one of the largest nursing home chains in Florida could avoid n...

A 10-year legal saga over inflated Medicare billings at a Florida-based nursing home chain is likely to end with only a small payment for U.S. taxpayers.
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As demand for boosters grows, Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & ... - T...

Pfizer-BioNTech led its U.S. rivals in 2021 manufacturing, but ultracold freezer requirements make its vaccine harder to ship to remote parts of the world.
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Pfizer plans to manufacture up to 100 million doses of omicron ... ...

Companies face a big test in 2022 as they tweak vaccines, dosages and boosters to meet the threat of coronavirus mutations.
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Covid long-haulers face grueling fights for disability benefits

Patients are confronted with denials by both private insurance companies and the Social Security Administration as they fight for disability benefits for the debilitating symptoms of long covid. Many are forced to retain lawyers and may end up in federal court.