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Category: Breaking
Here’s What We Know About ‘Stealth’ Omicron BA.2 — The More Infectious Subvariant Better Able To Infect Vaccinated People
New research suggests the subvariant, which rapidly became the dominant strain in Denmark, is 33% more likely to infect others compared to the original omicron variant.
Early Childhood Treatment Shows Promise To Overcome Peanut Allergy, Researchers Say
A new therapy helps prevent peanut allergy, a potentially life-threatening condition afflicting about 1 million U.S. children, according to a study published by the Lancet.
Austria Just Mandated Covid Vaccines For Almost All Adults — Fines Could Follow
Austria is the first country in Europe to mandate Covid-19 vaccines for virtually all adults, with unvaccinated residents facing potential fines of more than $650 this spring.
Billionaire Mark Cuban Opens Online Pharmacy To Provide Affordable Generic Drugs
The company was launched out of stealth last year.
American Airlines Flight U-Turns Over Atlantic After Passenger Refused To Wear Face Mask
The London-bound flight was met by police when it returned to Miami after a passenger refused to follow federal coronavirus mask requirements.
American Airlines Flight U-Turns Over Atlantic After Passenger Refused To Wear Face Mask
The London-bound flight was met by police when it returned to Miami after a passenger refused to follow federal coronavirus mask requirements.
Valneva Shares Jump After Early Study Show Covid-19 Vaccine Effective Against Omicron
Three doses of Valneva’s inactivated coronavirus shot neutralized the omicron variant, the company said, citing early laboratory tests.
Valneva Shares Jump After Early Study Show Covid-19 Vaccine Effective Against Omicron
Three doses of Valneva’s inactivated coronavirus shot neutralized the omicron variant, the company said, citing early laboratory tests.
Majority Of Mysterious ‘Havana Syndrome’ Cases Not Linked To Hostile Foreign Power, CIA Finds
The CIA concluded that a majority of the 1,000 reported cases were likely triggered by environmental causes, undiagnosed medical conditions or stress.
