Jennifer Haller is injected with first shot of experimental virus vaccine
A Washington State mother, Jennifer Haller, has been the first of four candidates injected with the experimental first-stage vaccine intended to stop COVID-19. Haller and her fellow candidates are being hailed as courageous explorers on behalf of mankind. The arm jabs administered Monday were made at Kaiser Permanente Washington Research Institute in Seattle. Work began barely two months ago to find a vaccine and now the world must begin the anxious wait to see the effectiveness of this first-stage vaccine.
