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Covid: Do first Janssen-vaccinees need a third dose?

Janssen vaccine was distinguishing itself because it only requires one jab, enough to be protected against Covid-19. The health authorities decided a second dose was necessary at least four weeks after the first one. Is a third dose needed like for the other jabs? Keep reading to find out more.

Johnson & Johnson vaccine: “Increased risk” of developing Guillain-Barré syndrome, the FDA says

Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine – a risky for one’s health? This is what the FDA – Food Drug & Administration – states, saying the injection could lead to an “increased risk” of developing rare neurological disease, Guillain-Barré syndrome. In all 100 cases have been reported in the 12.5 million doses given including 95 severe cases.

Covid: vaccine doses to be anonymized in France?

As more and more French distrust some Covid vaccines, Europe 1 radio station reports the Health Minister is considering anonymizing doses and therefore no longer tell the name of the vaccine given to the person during the appointment.

Covid: Janssen vaccine to arrive in May, with one month delay

The Health Minister has announced Janssen Covid vaccine – aka Johnson & Johnson subsidiary – will arrive in France later than expected, in May 2021 instead of April. A vaccine still waiting to be approved by the European Medicines Agency.

Covid: Johnson & Johnson vaccine 66% effective the laboratory says

Good news in the search against Covid! Johnson & Johnson announced this Friday January 29 in a release that their vaccine against coronavirus was overall 66% effective, and between 85% and 100% in preventing severe disease 28 and 49 days after the injection.