Real-world studies looking at vaccine effectiveness have confirmed Pfizer’s study findings of 95% efficacy after two doses.

In the United States, individual case counts have seen their lowest number over the previous two days since the middle of October 4 months ago.

In the United States, the overall rate of new COVID-19 infections decreased by nearly 1/4 in the last week.

In the US, the seven-day average of cases is down by over 46% from the peak during the second week of January.

In the US, cases are down about 20% from their post-New Year peak and similar downward trends are seen in Asia and Australia.

The United States and the United Kingdom have clearly crested the wave on their latest peaks in terms of new cases.

We are still in the midst of the biggest wave of COVID-19 cases yet in the US, with rates increasing throughout most of the world.

News this week has been dominated by vaccine issues. That is understandable, as vaccines are what will bring us out of this epidemic.

Two weeks ago, just about every state was seeing rapid increases in case numbers, currently, case numbers are decreasing throughout the US.

With the first COVID-19 vaccinations being administered, the biggest question on everyone’s mind is “when will I be able to get the vaccine?” and the answer is, “ it depends.”