Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Study

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Make a Difference by Joining a COVID‑19 Vaccine Study

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Are you between the ages of 18 and 85?

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Are you currently pregnant or planning to become pregnant in the next 12 months?

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Have you participated in any clinical trial for COVID‑19?

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Do you have a history of COVID‑19 infection or a positive COVID‑19 test?

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COVID-19 Vaccine Study

Developing a Vaccine

Most medicines are used to help people who are already sick. But vaccines are meant to keep people from getting sick. Before a vaccine can be approved, it must be shown to be safe and effective through the clinical trial process. Every modern vaccine and medicine we have today was first tested in clinical trials involving hundreds to thousands of people before becoming available to the public.

An Important Contribution

Currently, there are no approved vaccines available to prevent COVID-19. This disease has spread across the world. This COVID-19 vaccine study will enroll up to 30,000 adults, and each and every person involved plays a powerful role. Joining a clinical trial is an important and personal decision. We hope it is one you will consider.

Be Represented

While everyone needs to be represented in vaccine clinical trials, it is especially important that this vaccine trial includes people from the communities most significantly impacted by COVID-19. By choosing to volunteer, you will represent people like you—in age, gender, race, ethnicity, and from communities like yours. Involving people from all backgrounds will improve the development of this vaccine for everyone. By volunteering for this study, you can make a difference.

The Study

This study involves comparing an investigational (study) vaccine against a placebo (injection with no active ingredient) to see if the vaccine can prevent COVID-19. The vaccine is given by injection.

Adults 18-85 years old who are not pregnant, in good general health and have not been previously diagnosed with COVID-19 can participate in the study.

The study doctor will also assess if you are at risk of COVID-19 infection before you can participate. Things the study doctor may consider include the type of work you do, your lifestyle and any medical conditions you may have.

What to Expect

You will be randomly assigned (by chance) to receive either the study vaccine or placebo. This assignment will be made by a computer and not by the study team. Neither you nor the study doctor will know if you are receiving the study vaccine or a placebo.

One half of the study participants will receive the study vaccine, and the other half will receive the placebo. You will receive 2 injections about 3 weeks apart. You also will be asked to record and report any changes to your health over time and have follow-up study visits.

Study Visits

At each of the 6 planned study visits, the study team will ask about your general health and complete study procedures.
The first 2 visits are when you receive the study vaccine or placebo through an injection in your arm. The first visit includes taking a blood sample, and both visits include taking a COVID-19 test.
It is important that you return for the second visit to get the second injection.
After you receive your study vaccinations, there are 4 planned follow up study visits over 2 years to monitor your health.
Over the course of the study, you will need to track any side effects that you may have. To make this easier, you will be given an electronic diary (e-diary). If you prefer, you can also download a secure app on your smart phone.
During the study, if you have any symptoms you think may be caused by COVID-19, you should contact your study team right away. They will advise you if you need to take a COVID-19 test.
You will be reimbursed for expenses (such as parking, meals, travel) and time related to completing the e-diary.