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British drugs group AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford on Monday said their jointly-developed vaccine against COVID-19 has shown “an average efficacy of 70 percent” in trials. “This vaccine’s efficacy and safety confirm that it
Will employers require workers to get coronavirus vaccine? FOX Business’ Gerri Willis on how workers and workplaces will be impacted when the coronavirus vaccine is released. U.S. healthcare workers and others recommended for the nation’s
The United States hopes to begin a sweeping program of COVID vaccinations, reaching perhaps 20 million people by year’s end, top public health officials said Sunday as cases surge across the worst-hit nation. The beginning
DAN HYDE: Are hundreds of old people being turfed out of care homes just like my 90-year-old grandmother? If one moment could sum up the gut-wrenching misery of it all, this was probably it. The
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DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: Why won’t the NHS tell you the secret to treating diabetes? (Clue: It costs nothing) Eight years ago I managed to beat type 2 diabetes by going on my 5:2 diet (cutting
For months, Dr. Dave Burkard has seen up close the effects of COVID-19 as an emergency medicine resident in Western Michigan. Burkard has helped patients who are struggling to breathe, and watched as some say
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The new coronavirus is spreading across America with unprecedented speed, the White House Coronavirus Task Force said in its first briefing in four months on Thursday. “This is more cases, more rapidly, than what we
Melatonin, a sleep hormone often synthesized into supplement form, shows potential in combating coronavirus, according to a new study. Researchers found that patients who took melatonin were significantly less likely to be diagnosed with COVID-19.