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CLEAN : Drought insect plague increase hunger in Honduras

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CLEAN : Drought insect plague increase hunger in Honduras
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Virologist says Covid-19 mutation should not alter vaccine effectiveness

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Interview with Dr Muhammad Munir, Virologist at Lancaster University, who speaks about a Covid-19 variant which may be linked to a faster spread of Coronavirus in the south of England. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said there is nothing...
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Measure Would Help Fund Technology To Track Virus Mutations

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House bill would provide $1.7 billion for genomic sequencing to explore DNA of mutations.
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Bloomberg

Does Virus Mutation Affect Vaccine Efficacy?

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Dec.20 -- Deborah Fuller, professor of microbiology at the University of Washington, discusses the Covid-19 pandemic and the rollouts of vaccines. The World Health Organization is working with scientists in the U.K. to understand if a...
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Scientists Say They Have Cured A Woman Of HIV

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The woman, who identifies as mixed race, had both acute leukemia and HIV.
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U.K. Battling Worrisome COVID-19 Mutation

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Newsy reports from Liverpool, England where a COVID variant mutation is spreading and causing concern.
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Experts Say Faster Genomic Sequencing Needed To Slow COVID-19 Spread

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Genome sequencing is key to identifying variants but process is very slow and very expensive and states are falling short of goals.
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COVID-19: Scientists label mutation found in Bristol as 'variant of concern'

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VOICED: Shows exterior shots people arriving in cars and queuing to receive a covid 19 test in Manchester an area assigned for 'surge' testing, interior shots covid vaccinations being administered, graphic sequence on the various Covid...
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Bloomberg

Covid-19 Mutation Unlikely to Impact Vaccine Efficacy: Johns Hopkins

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Dec.21 -- Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Vice Dean Joshua Sharfstein explains why virus mutations like the one found in Covid-19 in the U.K. are normal and to be expected and discusses the need for continuing social...
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Bloomberg

Covid Mutations Not Showing Increased Mortality: Johns Hopkins

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Dec.17 -- Johns Hopkins University Professor of Nursing Jason Farley discusses the public impact of high-profile individuals testing positive for Covid-19, hesitancy on receiving vaccines, and a warning over family gatherings during the...
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U.K. Reports 45K Daily COVID Cases As Delta+ Mutation Grows

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Britain's surging COVID numbers has it falling behind the rest of Europe.
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Bloomberg

AmCham Singapore CEO and Epidemiologist Lei on Covid-19

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May.23 -- Hsien-Hsien Lei, chief executive officer of the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore and adjunct associate professor at the National University of Singapore Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, discusses the global fight...
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Bloomberg

Fauci: Not Surprised U.K. Virus Strain Found in California

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Dec.30 -- Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, says he's 'not surprised' that the new highly transmissible variant of Covid-19 has been detected in a patient in Southern California. He...
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High street DNA testing for optimum skin care

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London, 18 October 2012 1. Close of woman spitting saliva into sample jar 2. Wide of jar being handed to skin specialist at Organic Pharmacy 3. Close of woman 4. Close of pharmacy worker closing jar 5. Mid of pharmacy worker shaking...
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Bloomberg

New Covid-19 Virus Strain Doesn’t Change Anything: Johns Hopkins

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Dec.22 -- Dr. Amesh Adalja, Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security senior scholar, discusses how the new virus strain detected in the U.K. impacts the global Coronavirus pandemic and his personal experience in receiving the Covid-19...
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Bloomberg

Need to Continue Wearing Mask After Vaccination, Doctor Says

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Apr.13 -- Dr. Jerome Kim, director general of the International Vaccine Institute, discusses the rollout of Covid-19 vaccines. Johnson & Johnson suspended shots in Europe after U.S. officials paused vaccinations to review the cases of...
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Bloomberg

Bernstein India Healthcare Analyst on Worsening Covid-19 Situation in India

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Apr.14 -- Bernstein Indian Healthcare Analyst, Nithya Balasubramanian, discusses the second wave of the coronavirus outbreak in India and which healthcare stocks are poised to benefit the most. She also discusses the Sputnik V approval...
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Report: Biggest one-year cancer death rate decline

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Researchers are reporting the largest-ever one-year decline in the U.S. cancer death rate, and they are crediting advances in the treatment of lung tumors.
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Bloomberg

Moderna Omicron Booster Going to Clinic in Weeks: CEO

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Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel discusses work on a vaccine booster aimed at the omicron virus, the potential need for annual boosters, and vaccine orders and agreements. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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COVID Antibody Treatments Sit Unused, May Not Work For New Variants

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In parts of the country large amounts of the treatment are sitting unused.
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Covid-19 Variants And Vaccine Efficacy

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How worried do we need to be about these versions impacting COVID-19 vaccines and when will we see more vaccines approved?