Week 45 coronavirus update – locations, severe allergic reactions to the vaccines, slow recovery for those who were hospitalized, other vaccines coming later

Current registries for the COVID-19 vaccine

UC Health

Centura Health

Kaiser Permanente

SCL Health

Colorado Dept of Health Prevention & Environment This page also has links to sites within each county.

Safeway

Allergic reactions to COVID-19 vaccines

The overall risk of a life-threatening allergic reaction to the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is roughly 11 out of 1,000,000.

Other quotes of severe but not life-threatening reactions state the Pfizer vaccine carries about a 0.5% risk and the Moderna 1.4% risk.

Very slow recovery from COVID-19 if you need hospitalization

A recent survey found that the vast majority of those who needed to be hospitalized (ie., with more severe disease) with COVID-19 are still struggling with their recovery 6 months later.

The results of this study are in concert with my experience following those who needed hospitalization for COVID-19.

J&J and AstraZeneca vaccines

The Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccine appears out of the chute to be 90% effective at preventing COVID-19. However these are short-term (60 day) results. They have yet to file for FDA approval under the EUA.

The AstraZeneca-Oxford two dose vaccine has gone back to the drawing board to be reformulated after some preliminary results. The new phase 3 study is expected to get underway in February and approval (if effective) not until late this year.