Vaccines are among the tools that most guarantee not just health, but also equity across communities, say top Latino doctors and vaccine development leaders at Pfizer.
shows Latinos lead in the 0-24 age group for Covid deaths — 35 percent compared to 25 percent among African Americans, and 32.3 percent for non-Hispanic whites.
"It demonstrated the same level of efficacy and safety as we’ve seen in the adults and we did the same research," said Cané, a native of Argentina."All the data we have generated support the use of this vaccine and puts us closer to finally getting out from the pandemic."Dr. Alejandra Gurtman, vice president for vaccine research and development at Pfizer and also originally from Argentina, has been working for 16 years on vaccine development.
“The risk for Covid-19 for kids is serious — it might just be a mild disease in a high percentage of kids, but it can be very serious in others,” said Dr. Luis Jodar, chief medical officer in Pfizer's vaccines division.
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