65 News Items Found
August 9, 2020
Approval of Russian Vaccine Condemned as Dangerously Rushed "That the Russians may be skipping steps is what worries our community of vaccine scientists. If they get it wrong it could undermine the entire global enterprise,” said health policy fellow Peter Hotez of an inadequately tested Covid-19 vaccine that Russia has approved for widespread use.
Read more at Nature. August 3, 2020
'This Push to Open Schools Is Guaranteed to Fail' "The social-distancing expectations and mask requirements for the lower grades are unrealistic," said health policy fellow Peter Hotez. "In communities with high transmission, it’s inevitable that Covid-19 will enter the schools."
Read more at The Atlantic. July 29, 2020
Hispanic Populations Hit Hardest by COVID-19 “I think we’re seeing a historic decimation of Hispanic communities,” said fellow Peter Hotez of the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 in low-income and minority neighborhoods.
Read more at the Texas Standard. July 26, 2020
Getting Back to Normal by Oct. 1? Fellow Peter Hotez had a plan for opening America by Oct. 1. It would "force America to make some difficult choices, but none as devastating as the mounting deaths if we choose to simply stay the course."
Read more at ScienceDirect. July 21, 2020
3 Coronavirus Vaccine Developers Report Promising Initial Results “All the hype makes it seem like a miracle is around the corner, and that is just not the case. This is not going to be a quick fix,” said health policy fellow Peter Hotez about the long road ahead for developing a Covid-19 vaccine.
Read more at The New York Times.