The COVID-19 vaccine will be a tool of major importance to help control the pandemic, along with effective testing and prevention. With several promising candidates working on vaccine development, others under review, but also Pfizer / BioNTech and Moderna vaccines approved for use, the road to a safe and effective vaccine has entered a new phase.

The threat that COVID-19 poses to children is enormous, extending far beyond the immediate physical effects of the disease. As pandemic restrictions are maintained or repeatedly enforced, children's access to routine health services can be severely affected, and this, along with the emerging recession, is jeopardizing the future of a generation of children. Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions parents may have about a potential COVID-19 vaccine.

Each country has regulatory bodies that monitor the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine before it is widely used. At the global level, WHO coordinates a number of independent technical bodies that review the safety of vaccines before and even after their introduction. Vaccines approved for use by the WHO have undergone rigorous testing and clinical trials to demonstrate that they are safe and effective in combating disease. Even if COVID-19 vaccines are developed in record time, they can only receive the necessary regulatory approvals if they meet strict safety and efficacy standards.

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About 8.8% of total working hours were lost in 2020 due to pandemic reductions. In figures, it would be the equivalent of the hours worked in a year of 255 million full-time workers.

This percentage summary captures the different ways in which the pandemic has affected the global labor market.

In addition, the crisis continues to affect employees and businesses, with the most disadvantaged being those who had problems before the crisis. In fact, the crisis has only exacerbated existing social and economic inequalities, nullifying the little progress made previously and making them considerably more difficult to implement for sustainable development by 2030.

These intensified social and economic inequalities and the labor shortage will lead to the creation of long-term "scars" on economies and societies, unless precisely targeted efforts are made by policy makers to make the recovery as broad as possible and human-centered.

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Optimism over stopping the pandemic has been hit hard by the emergence of the new Delta strain. Experts say the new mutations in the virus could make it even stronger. Children between the ages of 5 and 12 and adults under the age of 50 are 2.5 times more likely to become infected with Delta.

A major concern at this time is the Delta variant, a highly contagious (and possibly more severe) strain of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that was first identified in India in December. He then traveled the country quickly and reached the United Kingdom, which increased the number of infections and deaths in the Kingdom. The first case of Delta in the United States was diagnosed a few months ago (in March), and now the cases are multiplying rapidly there.

Dr. Inci Yildirim, a physician at Yale Medicine in Pediatric Infectious Diseases and a vaccinologist, is not surprised by what is happening: "All viruses evolve over time and change as they spread and reproduce."

But one thing for sure at Delta is that it is spreading fast, says F. Perry Wilson, MD, an epidemiologist at Yale Medicine: "The Delta is sure to accelerate the pandemic."

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