Health
Israel’s ahead-of-the-world vaccine rollout offers hope for countries lagging behind – The Washington Post
A flurry of studies confirms the effectiveness and safety of mass inoculation.

Israels scientific results have allowed health officials to open the inoculation program to pregnant women and nursing mothers, while the findings also showed that it was safe for those with food allergies and autoimmune diseases.
And the vaccine has proved so good at protecting the elderly, who are especially vulnerable, that hospital administrators here say it has all but eliminated the risk that covid-19 cases would collapse their critical care systems. Almost 90 percent of Israelis over 50 have…
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