65 News Items Found
July 16, 2021
Can a Houston-born Vaccine Save the Developing World? The Corbevax vaccine, developed by fellow Peter Hotez and Maria Elena Bottazzi, co-directors of the Texas Children’s Hospital Center for Vaccine Development, could be used to fill the vaccine supply gap in low-income countries. Hotez explained why vaccinating the world is humanitarian and "in our enlightened self-interest."
Read more at Texas Monthly. July 11, 2021
Hotez: What We Know About a Pfizer Booster Shot “We’ve given new variants an opportunity to arise," said fellow Peter Hotez as he discussed the Pfizer vaccine's effectiveness against the Delta variant, the future of booster shots and the need for increased immunization.
Read more at MSNBC/Twitter. June 2, 2021
Understanding the COVID Lab-Leak Theory "We don’t need an intelligence report, we need an outbreak investigation — and that’s a very different skill set, and a very different approach," said health policy fellow Peter Hotez on efforts to determine the origin of COVID-19.
Read more at Rolling Stone. April 9, 2021
Could the Worst of the Pandemic Be Over? "I’m extremely optimistic for the country," said health policy fellow Peter Hotez of the prospects for the months ahead. "I think that by the summer, we’re going have something that resembles a normal quality of life."
Read more at the Houston Chronicle. April 1, 2021
Hotez on Vaccinating Children Against COVID-19 "There’s going to have to be a lot of public communication, and a lot of advocacy, because parents are going to be a bit skittish about ... a brand new mRNA technology for their kids,” said Hotez. But vaccinating children will be key to curbing COVID, he added.
Read more at CNBC.