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Moderna CEO sees likely need for COVID booster for high-risk groups later this year

Moderna CEO sees likely need for COVID booster for high-risk groups later this year

Moderna (MRNA) has its sights set on 2022 and beyond, even as it continues to produce doses for its COVID-19 vaccine this year. CEO Stéphane Bancel told Yahoo Finance Wednesday that governments are now focused on booster shots for next year, even though it’s unclear what type of booster shot will be needed — or when it will be needed — as worries surface over emerging variants.  The pandemic still continues to claim casualties around the world, challenging efforts by the U.S., Britain… Source link

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Explosive claims as WHO report into Covid origins published

Explosive claims as WHO report into Covid origins published

World Health Organisation chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has delivered an unlikely attack on China, voicing concerns the nation withheld vital Covid-19 data from Western experts. And he sensationally disputed remarks from both Chinese and Western experts from the mission to Wuhan earlier this year who dismissed the likelihood the virus had leaked from the Wuhan Institute of Virology. He called on the theory to be investigated further, despite the highly-anticipated delayed joint report from… Source link

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Yahoo Story on Florida COVID Study Misrepresented Key Finding, Study’s Author Says

Yahoo Story on Florida COVID Study Misrepresented Key Finding, Study’s Author Says

A Yahoo News story warning that “Florida COVID numbers face new scrutiny” incorrectly framed the key finding of the study it profiled, according to the principal researcher of the study in question as well as other researchers quoted in the same article. “Florida is undercounting the number of people who died from COVID-19 by thousands of cases, casting new doubt on claims that Gov. Ron DeSantis navigated the coronavirus pandemic successfully,” begins the fear-mongering story,… Source link

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Yahoo story accusing Florida of cooking COVID death count goes viral with liberals, but truth more complicated

Yahoo story accusing Florida of cooking COVID death count goes viral with liberals, but truth more complicated

A host of liberal websites and personalities gleefully shared a Yahoo story Tuesday purporting Florida undercounted its coronavirus deaths by thousands, but the story quoted more experts undercutting its premise than supporting it. The piece by left-wing reporter Alexander Nazaryan, headlined “Florida COVID numbers face new scrutiny,” leads with “new research” that the state isn’t accurately reporting its death count, but critics of the article said it was the result of amateur data… Source link

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Florida COVID numbers face new scrutiny

Florida COVID numbers face new scrutiny

WASHINGTON — New research published earlier this month in the American Journal of Public Health argues that Florida is undercounting the number of people who died from COVID-19 by thousands of cases, casting new doubt on claims that Gov. Ron DeSantis navigated the coronavirus pandemic successfully. Conservatives have celebrated DeSantis for his handling of the pandemic, which has killed more than 30,000 residents of the state. Critics of the combative governor, meanwhile, say that many of… Source link

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Stimulus checks and COVID optimism raise Biden’s approval rating to highest level yet

Stimulus checks and COVID optimism raise Biden’s approval rating to highest level yet

When Joe Biden took office, he bet voters would judge his presidency on one thing and one thing only: how well he handled the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic fallout. Now, with vaccination accelerating, optimism rising and another round of relief checks arriving in the mail, a new Yahoo News/YouGov poll shows that a clear and growing majority of Americans approve of Biden’s policies and leadership, providing the president with momentum that could bolster his next major legislative push… Source link

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Stimulus checks and COVID optimism raise Biden’s approval rating to highest level yet

Stimulus checks and COVID optimism raise Biden’s approval rating to highest level yet

When Joe Biden took office, he bet voters would judge his presidency on one thing and one thing only: how well he handled the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic fallout. Now, with vaccination accelerating, optimism rising and another round of relief checks arriving in the mail, a new Yahoo News/YouGov poll shows that a clear and growing majority of Americans approve of Biden’s policies and leadership, providing the president with momentum that could bolster his next major legislative push,… Source link

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Stimulus checks and COVID optimism raise Biden’s approval rating to highest level yet

Stimulus checks and COVID optimism raise Biden’s approval rating to highest level yet

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But when will seniors, others on Social Security get COVID payments?

But when will seniors, others on Social Security get COVID payments?

More stimulus checks are on the way through direct deposit and the mail. The Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Treasury said Monday that the next batch of Economic Impact Payments will be issued this week with many coming as paper checks or prepaid debit cards. Some direct deposits began processing Friday with an official pay date of Wednesday, March 24. Additional payments are expected to be released on a weekly basis going forward, the IRS said in a news release. “The IRS continues to send… Source link

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COVID knocks VCU out of NCAA tournament

For more than 48 hours, the NCAA men’s tournament returned to precisely what we fondly remembered — overtimes, upsets and the type of merry chaos that make the event one of the most exhilarating on the American sporting calendar. After the NCAA canceled the tournament in 2020 at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, college basketball endured a 2020-21 season of fits and stops, sporadic flourishes and frequent shutdowns. So it was only obvious that COVID-19 would loom over the tournament,… Source link

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