mRNA vaccines not linked to miscarriage; COVID-19 shots in U.S. still protect against severe disease

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mRNA vaccines not linked to miscarriage; COVID-19 shots in U.S. still protect against severe disease
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The following is a summary of some recent studies on COVID-19. They include research that warrants further study to corroborate the findings and that have yet to be certified by peer review.

. The pattern was similar for hospitalizations. "These findings reaffirm" that all three vaccines afford "high protection" against coronavirus infections that make people sick enough to seek urgent or emergency care or be hospitalized, the CDC said.Sophisticated molecular tools are helping pathologists uncover new avenues for COVID-19 research during autopsies of patients who died from the disease.

Those pathways involve blood vessels, cell-signaling proteins called cytokines, and cell activation, structure and degradation, she and her colleagues explained in a report published on Wednesday in. "Specific genes within those pathways can help explain why we see excessive inflammation and clotting and thus constitute exciting targets for potential new therapies that are aimed directly at the core of the problem," Pujadas said.

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