Stress and fear of COVID-19 can take its toll. Melissa Rein Lively, the woman who was filmed destroying a mask in early July on a Target TGT, + 1.18% in Scottsdale, Arizona, and posted it on social media, says he spent a week at a mental health center after the …
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With the rising summer temperatures, wearing a face mask can be a sweaty business. However, we know it is the right thing to do. On July 2, Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued a statewide order requiring Texans to wear facial coverage in public in counties with 20 or more COVID-19 …
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About 3,500 people in England can die in the next five years from one of the four main cancers (breast, lung, esophagus, or intestine) as a result of delays in diagnosis due to Covid-19, research shows. Many of these will be young or middle-aged people, researchers say in the journal …
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Preclinical vaccines not yet in human trials 140 Phase 1 vaccines in small-scale safety trials 19 Phase 2 vaccines in expanded safety trials eleven Phase 3 vaccines in large-scale efficacy trials 3 Approved vaccines approved for general use 0 0 Source: WHO. Last update July 17 Researchers from around the …
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SScientists around the world are competing to develop a coronavirus vaccine, and many believe that at least one could be launched early next year. According to the World Health Organization, about 23 vaccines are under clinical evaluation, and more than 130 are in development. The Modern biotechnology firm and the …
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