Pfizer vaccine advice for women who are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning pregnancy

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively's holiday plans are no exception. On his Instagram Story Saturday, Reynolds revealed his daughters James, Inez, and Betty wouldn't see their extended family over the holiday, in accordance with official advice.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, as well as several other New York lawmakers, used social media to document getting vaccinated for the coronavirus Saturday, as the vaccine became available for Congress.  The self-proclaimed Democratic socialist also posted a photo of her COVID-19 vaccination record card.

On Friday, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez posted on her Instagram story that she was going to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, and she took her followers through her experience.

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Another baby is on the way for Pippa Middleton! Recently, according to Page Six the English socialite, author, and younger sister of Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, is expecting her second child. Middleton is already a mother to her two-year-old son, Arthur Matthews, whom she shares with her husband, James Matthews.

FedEx and Pfizer have taken precautions to handle possible inclement weather – and other complications – that might impede the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine across the country. This week saw the first distributions of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine.

Pfizer has tapped into technology to anticipate and deal with any shipping problems that might arise while distributing its COVID-19 vaccine. The company came under scrutiny due to the incredible demands on maintaining its vaccine: the vaccine must be stored at temperatures of minus 70 degrees Celsius or below, and breaking the cold chain could render the vaccine useless.

Leave it to Jenny Slate to have an epic and unique pregnancy announcement. The actress appeared on the Dec. 10 episode of Late Night With Seth Meyers and surprised viewers by revealing that she’s expecting. The interview was virtual, and Jenny stood up to give a full view of her bump for the camera.

Janet W. Lee Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine has cleared a path to final approval for use in the United States after a government panel recommended Thursday that it receive approval from the Food & Drug administration.The FDA is expected to make a decision within days, and the Associated Press reported that it is expected to follow the recommendation made Thursday by expert advisers.

Cassie is pregnant! She took to Instagram on Dec. 10 to announce that she’s expecting her second child. First, Cassie shared a sweet home movie of herself, her husband, Alex Fine, and their daughter, Frankie Fine. In the sweet clip, Cassie’s bare baby bump is on display as the family gathers together to listen to the baby’s heartbeat via an ultrasound machine. “Coming soon….” she captioned the video.

direct to your inbox When two health workers who had been given the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine suffered adverse reactions reported yesterday, it was a cause for concern for many people who may be nervous about taking it. But Dr Louisa James, a lecturer in immunology at Queen Mary University London, said there has been a lot of "bad information" and the focus on vaccinations during the pandemic has been "so intense".

While residents in U.K. are getting their shots for the Covid-19 vaccine, late night hosts Trevor Noah and Jimmy Kimmel fired theirs at President Donald Trump on Tuesday night as they criticized the former reality television star for his vaccine rollout plans.

COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday, starting a global immunization program that is expected to gain momentum as more serums win approval. The first shot came early in the morning at one of a network of hospital hubs around the country where the initial phase of the U.K.

A new report in the New York Times claims that the Trump administration passed on an offer from Pfizer to receive more doses of their vaccine. Now, the company may not be able to make additional doses available until June 2021.

direct to your inboxThe first doses of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine are due to arrive in the UK in the next few hours.Deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam said the jab will be arriving in the country in “hours, not days”.The UK became the first country in the world to give the go-ahead to the vaccine, with the first jabs set to be administered in hospitals early next week.The country has ordered 40 million doses, which is enough to vaccinate 20 million people with two doses,

NHS has said it will contact the people who are first in line for a vaccine. People who already have hospital appointments booked for next week are likely to be asked first.Then, in the coming weeks, GPs operating local vaccination centres will also begin to contact those eligible for a vaccine in their local area.There will be 50 NHS vaccine hubs set up in hospitals across England to administer the first vaccinations next week.