Vaccination

The results from Pfizer's vaccine trial and what they tell us

The vaccine is being rolled out in a number of countries. Image: REUTERS/Carlos Osorio

Anne Moore
Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry and Cell Biology, University College Cork
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In the UK, the vaccine is first being given to older care residents, people over 80 and health and social care workers. Image: Russell Cheyne/PA Wire
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The safety profile of the vaccine is good – across different ages, ethnicities and both sexes. Image: The New England Journal of Medicine
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