Congress Should Enact No-Fault Compensation for COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries
If COVID-19 vaccines lead to any serious harms, society should compensate those victims generously and quickly.

If COVID-19 vaccines lead to any serious harms, society should compensate those victims generously and quickly.

Carmel Shachar, executive director of the Petrie-Flom Center, talks about the COVID-19 vaccine and who is likely to get it first.

The U.S. can and should cautiously assess the U.K.’s vaccination strategy to avoid challenges that may impede its ability to control the virus.

We must remain cognizant of the many ways metaphors may distort, divide, or misrepresent important details.

The EUA pathway may impede vital scientific progress needed to establish the long term safety and efficacy of investigational COVID-19 vaccines.

We can simultaneously get COVID vaccines to those most at risk while minimizing harm to our ability to fully evaluate their safety and efficacy.

The failure to control the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States rests, in part, on the individualist nature of our public health responses.

The CDC already has all the power it needs to limit the movement of people in order to slow the spread of COVID-19.
