The CDC has acknowledged that antibody tests used to determine if people have previously been infected with Covid-19 are not accurate enough to guide important policy decisions.
Category: Breaking
SEC Cracks Down On Coronavirus Scams Thanks To An Army Of Whistleblowers
An increasing number of whistleblowers and tipsters are working with the SEC to help identify financial misconduct related to the coronavirus.
Poll: 60% Of US Adults Plan To Get Flu Vaccine, Now Pharmacies Are Preparing For A Rush
Fearful of a secondary wave of coronavirus infections coinciding with flu season, drugmakers and pharmacies are proactively preparing for a significant increase in demand for flu vaccinations this fall.
Here Are 13 Stocks That Both Hedge Funds And Mutual Funds Are Buying Up
Hedge funds and mutual funds both piled into healthcare stocks, but took opposite positions on energy and financials.
New York Reports Lowest Number Of Coronavirus Deaths As Two More Regions Reopen
The number of new hospitalizations is at its lowest level as well.
Dow Surges 500 Points As Investors Bet On A Coronavirus Vaccine Breakthrough
The S&P 500 closed above 3,000 for the first time since early March.
Merck Jumps Into The Race For A Coronavirus Vaccine
The pharmaceutical company is undertaking three endeavors to fight Covid-19.
Trump Escalates Attacks On Mail-In Voting, Tying Coronavirus To ‘Rigged Election’
“Trying to use Covid for this Scam!”
Packed Boardwalks And Wild Lake Parties On Memorial Day Weekend, As Birx Warns There Should Be ‘No More Than 10 People’ At An Outdoor Gathering
Scenes around the country show mass gatherings.
‘Pure Fabrication’: Wuhan Lab Director Rejects Theory That Coronavirus Leaked From Facility
“How could it have leaked from our lab when we never had it?”
