'More than 90% of the population remains susceptible' to Covid-19, CDC director says

Ahead of this morning's hearing, Johnson & Johnson's single-dose vaccine entered phase 3 trialsThis September 2020 photo provided by Johnson & Johnson shows a single-dose Covid-19 vaccine being developed by the company. Cheryl Gerber/Courtesy of Johnson & Johnson/AP

The vaccine candidate was developed by Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson. Phase 3 trials will begin immediately, with the first participants receiving doses Wednesday, Johnson & Johnson Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Paul Stoffels said on a call with reporters Tuesday.

Phase 3 trials will examine the safety and effectiveness of a single dose against a placebo to prevent symptomatic Covid-19. The fact that the trial will examine the efficacy of a single dose of the vaccine, instead of two doses, should expedite results, said Stoffels. If the vaccine is proven safe and effective, Johnson & Johnson said it expects the first doses to be available for emergency use authorization from the US Food and Drug Administration by early 2021.

What a nonsense coming out of CDC again. Is anyone even listening to them after constant 'updates', changes, backtrack, u-turns and mistakes ? We die of Covid but entirely in a DIFFERENT WAY!

It’s fine, just call everything a peaceful protest and you can pretty much do anything even CNN will cover for you

Yikes. Shouldn't everyone be staying home as much as possible and wearing a mask when they must go out to buy eggs? And, why is Donald Trump holding super-spreader events?

God protect you peoples

The wheels are falling off the PLANdemic bus!!!

Tilting at Democrat COVID Windmills

Wow first time on virus history. Interesting

Two insiders have recently emerged to give a shocking view behind the scenes of the ongoing Covid narrative.

Fake news Trump2020

What utter nonsense.... The flu is all around us. 'Susceptable' is a misleading term to use.

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