Photoshop (bundled with its siblings, Lightroom and Lightroom Classic) is Adobe's image editor. Premiere Pro is Adobe's video editor.

I use Final Cut Pro as my advanced video editor. It is super-fast on the Mac, both because Apple optimizes the hardware and software to work together, and because the workflow is slicker than Premiere Pro or Davinci Resolve. But Resolve is also very quick on Apple hardware, while Premiere Pro is still a beta product on the M1 Macs. It does run in emulation (Rosetta 2) on the M1, just slower than those other video editing apps.

There is no Apple-branded software that equates to or competes directly with the Adobe Photography Bundle. However, you can combine Apple Photos with the Raw Power Plug-in and Serif Affinity Photo to do much of what the Adobe suite does. Raw Power and Affinity Photo are available in the Apple App Store.

Now that the RNA vaccines have been approved (and showed 95% efficacy), it will be harder and harder to get new vaccines approved and harder to get volunteers since they may only receive a placebo and the people in the over 65 year age group could be eligible to get one of the RNA vaccines. The peptide vaccine of Novavax just reached the half-way mark:
https://www.novavax.com/covid-19-trial-updates

Johnsons and Johnson is scheduled to release the results from their single dose clinical trial in a week or two.
And the Oxford/Astra Zeneca vaccine, which was approved in the UK but not in the US, is concluding its clinical trials in the US about the same time as J&J and should release their results shortly after that.

Anyone want to offer odds on these 3 new vaccines matching the efficacy of the approved RNA ones?