Vaccine choice? They all work. They all prevent what matters most: severe disease and hospitalization. No need to wait for one over the other.

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Sunday House Call, #779, February 28, 2021

There are reports about what coronavirus vaccine someone should get. There is a good review of all the vaccines are available. In short, they all work extremely well and are all close to if not at 100% prevention of severe disease and hospitalization. There is no reason to delay vaccination by waiting for one option over another.

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