WandaVison actor Randall Park is the latest celebrity to reveal that he got a COVID-19 vaccine. During an interview, the actor revealed that he received a COVID-19 vaccine back in September 2020, because he had joined the vaccine trials.

'WandaVision' actor Randall Park reveals he got a COVID-19 vaccine

After the US Food and Drug Association(FDA) recommended the authorisation of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, US health secretary Alex Azar said the country could start its vaccination drive from Monday.

Coronavirus vaccination could start in US from Monday: US health secretary

An estimated one crore frontline health workers will receive the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine whenever it becomes available, with around 92 per cent of government hospitals and 55 per cent of private hospitals across all states and UTs providing data identifying the workers, official sources said.

COVID-19: One crore frontline healthcare workers identified to receive the vaccine in the first phase

With the year 2020 inevitably ending in the next few weeks, the thought amongst the people all over the world is whether the coming year 2021 will be free of COVID 19 (justifiably known as Wuhan virus, as it certainly spread only from Wuhan in China).

Prayer for the Covid-19 free Year 2021

A UK taskforce has voiced concerns that an early coronavirus vaccine "is likely to be imperfect" and that they "might not work for everyone". According to a piece published in The Lancet medical journal, Kate Bingham, UK Vaccine Taskforce Chair said ''we do not know that we will ever have a vaccine at all.

First generation of coronavirus vaccine 'likely to be imperfect', says UK taskforce

India and Myanmar have increased engagement to collaborate on joint development of COVID vaccine with the first round of discussion taking place earlier this week.

India-Myanmar increase engagement on joint development of COVID-19 vaccine

Researchers around the world are making "good progress" in developing a vaccine against coronavirus and a very few have made it to the late-stage trials, however, a World Health Organization expert has said that their first use cannot be expected until early 2021.

First use of coronavirus vaccines cannot be expected until early 2021: WHO expert

Even before COVID-19 vaccination can be invented anti-vaccination protests have already begun all across Europe and even in America. Watch report.

Health experts rattled by anti-vaxxers: Anti-vaccination protests across Europe