Not directly relevant to this article, but you saw that Covovax (Novavax's vaccine) was approved by several more countries, I'm sure. There is (according to WHO) no longer a vaccine shortage, just a systemic inability to administer the vaccines for various reasons. Here in the States and in other nations like Germany, it's reluctance from the public. In the less-developed world, it's infrastructure, as far as I can tell.
Not directly relevant to this article, but you saw that Covovax (Novavax's vaccine) was approved by several more countries, I'm sure. There is (according to WHO) no longer a vaccine shortage, just a systemic inability to administer the vaccines for various reasons. Here in the States and in other nations like Germany, it's reluctance from the public. In the less-developed world, it's infrastructure, as far as I can tell.