Coronavirus Vaccine Possible By October, Pfizer Says

Coronavirus Vaccine Possible By October, Pfizer Says Inbox x WebMD <health@messages.webmd.com> Unsubscribe 4:03 AM (13 hours ago) to me Trouble viewing this email? View as a Webpage Coronavirus Special Vaccine Possible By October, Pfizer Says Pharmaceutical company Pfizer plans to expand human clinical trials for a coronavirus vaccine and include thousands of people by September. If all goes well, the company will be able to deliver millions of doses "in the October timeframe," its CEO said. Get the latest news. Read More   Life After COVID-19: The Road to Recovery Doctors are just starting to learn what recovery from COVID-19 looks like and whether it will cause long-term damage to its survivors -- both physically and mentally. Read More   What to Do When Others Aren't Social Distancing If you're being strict with your social distancing, chances are there are people around you who are being less careful. Here are some ways to address the issue thoughtfully. Read More   How to Get Tested for the Coronavirus Tests aren't available for everyone right now, so your doctor, hospital, or local health department will decide if you should get one. Here's what to expect. Read More   Health Benefits of Telecommuting Some companies are now telling employees they can continue working remotely even after the pandemic is over. That can have some real health benefits. Read More   Sense of Smell Declines by Day 3 of COVID-19, Study Says The study also found that the extent of the loss of smell is linked to how bad your other COVID-19 symptoms will be. Read More   How to Reset Your Body Clock When your circadian rhythm is out of whack, your sleep, digestion, and immune system can suffer. These small changes can help you get things back on track. Read More   In the News 1 in 4 YouTube Videos Mislead Viewers About COVID-19 COVID-19 Can Infect and Harm Digestive Organs COVID Test Used at White House Is Often Wrong Healthy at Home Affordable Indulgences to Help You Relax How Healthy Are Dried Foods? Recipe: Healthier Baked Nachos