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Ebola Might Linger In Survivors And Could Trigger Outbreaks Years Later, Scientists Warn

Scientists believe a 2021 outbreak of the disease in Guinea came from dormant virus reactivating in an otherwise healthy survivor from an epidemic that ended five years ago.

Ebola Might Linger In Survivors And Could Trigger Outbreaks Years Later, Scientists Warn

Scientists believe a 2021 outbreak of the disease in Guinea came from dormant virus reactivating in an otherwise healthy survivor from an epidemic that ended five years ago.

European Union Plans U.S.-Inspired Agency To Fight Future Pandemics

In addition to the new agency, the bloc will also donate an extra 200 million Covid-19 vaccine doses to low- and middle-income countries.

Unvaccinated U.S. Covid Patients Cost $5.7 Billion To Treat In Last 3 Months, Study Finds

Taxpayers, businesses and workers will be paying back some billions in Covid-19 hospital expenses from June, July and August, new research suggests.

Tropical Storm Nicholas Knocks Out Power For 515,000 Texas Homes

It has hit more than 115,000 homes in the Houston Area.

Russia’s Vladimir Putin Self-Isolating After Possible Covid Exposure

The Russian president’s spokesperson said Putin, who has been fully vaccinated with Russia’s homegrown Sputnik V, tested negative for coronavirus and is in good health.

Scientific Evidence Doesn’t Back Booster Covid Shots, Researchers Warn — Even For The Delta Variant

A team of researchers, including from the WHO and FDA, said there is no “credible evidence” protection against severe Covid-19 wanes over time and that an unnecessary push for boosters could possibly cause more adverse reactions to the vaccines.

Covid Vaccines For Kids Could Be Approved By Halloween Under ‘Best Case Scenario,’ Gottlieb Suggests

The pediatrician-in-chief at Texas Children’s Hospital, which is conducting child vaccine trials, said the hospital is “doing all we can to get vaccines to children in the fall.”

Trump Hints At 2024 Run While Visiting NYC Cops And Firefighters

“I think you’re going to be very happy,” the former president said.

President Biden Marks 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 With Visits To Sites Of Attacks

He joined former presidents Obama and Clinton for a ceremony at the World Trade Center in New York, before traveling to Pennsylvania and the Pentagon to commemorate the lives lost in the attacks there.