Drugmaker says it's unable to clarify vaccine's impact against severe disease as most subjects in trial were young and healthy; no participants were hospitalized or died

With complex guidelines differing by jurisdiction, clergy may or may not be considered frontline workers -- a challenge as they strive to set an example for constituents

Islamic Republic has Mideast's deadliest outbreak of the coronavirus, with over 58,000 dead out of over 1.4 million infections

Cops say scheduling vaccinations only to cancel them at last minute, forcing HMOs to toss doses, is a 'serious and dangerous phenomenon'; officials say incidents not widespread

Yuval Steinitz also suggests trials for inoculating kids aged 14-16 -- a group excluded from initial tests; both offers said to have been shot down

Inoculation has proven 72% effective against moderate-to-severe cases in the US, less efficient against mutations than two-dose competitors

Report says health officials investigating whether results indicate those who have been inoculated can still be infectious, without getting sick themselves

Despite highly efficient drive, it’s increasingly clear there will be no pandemic day-after moment. 'It will be very gradual in the coming months,' one expert says

Ministry also appeals to Facebook to take down posts by people bragging of forcing HMOs to toss vaccines by not turning up for their shots; health minister: they are 'like a cult'

Staff will make trip again in three weeks; Israel's envoys in other countries are expected to follow suit