He Had 217 Covid Shots Without Side Effects, Study Finds: Media accounts of a German man’s extreme vaccination history spurred researchers to analyze his immune ...
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Quick Glance: Unique Vaccination Story: 217 Covid-19 Vaccinations Given
- A 62-year-old man from Germany received 217 Covid-19 vaccinations against medical advice.
- The unique case was documented in a study conducted by the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg.
- The vaccinations were administered privately over 29 months, with no reported adverse effects on the man.
- Researchers found no indications of a prior Covid infection and caution against excessive vaccination for immunity enhancement.
CDC director on new COVID guidance ending 5-day isolation: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has changed its COVID guidance for when people need to ...
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Quick Glance: CDC Ends Five-Day COVID Isolation Guidance
- The CDC is no longer recommending Americans stay home for five days after a positive COVID-19 test.
- The new guidance advises symptomatic individuals to stay home and resume normal activities as symptoms improve.
- While COVID-19 remains a health threat, the CDC acknowledges it is no longer an emergency.
- The updated guidelines do not apply to health settings, the CDC stated.
Older adults should get another COVID shot this spring, CDC says: A second shot could provide additional protection for an age group that remains at high risk.
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Quick Glance: Why Older Adults Require an Additional COVID-19 Vaccine
- According to new guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), older adults should receive the COVID-19 vaccine more frequently than previously recommended. Individuals aged 65 and older are urged to get another vaccine dose in the spring or at least four months after their last dose.
- The decision is based on data presented by CDC scientists showing current high hospitalization rates for COVID-19 among seniors, with the biggest spikes occurring in those aged 75 and older. A significant portion of hospitalizations due to COVID-19 are among people over 65 years old.
Corona, flu or RSV? This is what the combination self-test can do: Antigen self-tests have become normal in many households since the corona pandemic ...
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RFK Jr: How anti-vaccine misinformation has shaped his 'truth-teller' candidacy: Mr Kennedy, who is running for US president, is seen by supporters as a ...
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‘Spoofing’ case might draw back curtain on high-speed trading firms: Seven broker-dealers including Citadel Securities face a challenge from a cancer vaccine ...
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‘Hypervaccinated’ man reportedly received 217 Covid jabs without side-effects: The 62-year-old, from Germany said he had the large number of vaccines for ...
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Wave of new commitments marks historic step towards the elimination of cervical cancer
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The conflict in Gaza is proving more expensive than expected—and has exacerbated long-standing problems in Israel’s economy econ.st/49zVjEJ Illustration: Alberto Miranda
Everywhere is building upwards, higher, further into the sky—except Europe. Read why it is the peninsula that tower-builders forgot: econ.trib.al/JCFry0w Illustration: Peter ... Show more
With a million cases of dengue so far this year, Brazil is in a state of emergency
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Measles outbreak threatens US status of ‘eliminating’ virus: The rash of measles outbreaks around the country has sparked concerns that the U.S ...
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“Oppenheimer” is both a crowd-pleasing blockbuster and a critic-pleasing passion project. Perhaps its success will persuade Hollywood to invest in some more ... Show more
Florida GOP senators defend DeSantis’ surgeon general amid measles outbreak: The measles outbreak shows the further polarization of vaccines.
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India's Serum boosts supply of cervical cancer shots ahead of government's mass drive
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Join us for our next webinar, "The Risks and Benefits of Vaccines" on March 15 at 2pm ET. Registration closes March 13. Sign up today at see.nf/4bo5KMM ... Show more
Number of whooping cough cases soar in UK - raising concerns about vaccine uptake
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Quick Glance: Tips for Preventing Whooping Cough Amid Increasing Incidence
- With a significant rise in cases in England in January, whooping cough is being more frequently diagnosed.
- A key disparity between a regular cough and whooping cough lies in the intensity of symptoms, such as strong coughing fits, especially at night, accompanied by a high-pitched 'whoop,' vomiting, red face, and breathing difficulties.
- Whooping cough is highly contagious and can have serious consequences, particularly for unvaccinated babies and children.
- The most effective prevention against whooping cough remains vaccination, included in the NHS routine immunization schedule and administered to infants.
Why COVID-19 patients who could most benefit from Paxlovid still aren’t getting it
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Measles explained: Learn about symptoms and vaccines to protect you against the contagious disease
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How to fix the Ivy League: Its supremacy is being undermined by bad leadership
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Tennessee vaccine law pits parental rights against public health: Vaccination laws in states including Tennessee say that only parents can give permission for a ...
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After decades of failures, researchers have renewed hopes for an effective HIV vaccine
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“Palestine”, an old graphic novel, is making a comeback: Interest in Joe Sacco’s graphic novel is the highest it has been in 20 years
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Measles cases continue growing in Florida: More children have come down with measles in Florida after the state's surgeon general defied federal guidelines.
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Tinnitus nearly drove me mad: I have had to learn to live in a world without silence
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Wales' oldest woman celebrates 112th birthday: Mary Keir celebrated the monumental birthday on March 3 with her family at Awel Tywi Residential Home in Llandeilo ...
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Ukraine’s animals are also victims of the war: Though foxes have thrived
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Dateline: The Economist’s history quiz: Can you guess when these extracts were published?
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Donald Trump’s former trade chief makes the case for more tariffs: There are economic, geopolitical and moral reasons to increase protectionism ...
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Have you ever thought about what you want done with your body when you die? For just $13,000 a private company will send your cremated ashes to the moon: ... Show more
An economist’s guide to the luxury-handbag market: It is plagued by counterfeits—and information asymmetries
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Can Bayer recover from its chronic pain?: The Aspirin-maker is suffering from complications of its acquisition of Monsanto
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Seven key Budget points as some taxes lowered and others raised: Millions of UK taxpayers will be better off from next month
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Globalisation may not have increased income inequality, after all: A new study questions the received wisdom on trends within countries
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To manufacturers, the appeal of brain-boosting substances lies both in growing demand and in the ease with which supplements can be put on the market ... Show more
Kim Jong Un is becoming emboldened by Russian support. Will he risk war?: Also on the daily podcast: animals in Ukraine and obesity
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When a fetus shows signs of trouble, doctors face a precarious task. They must find out what is wrong and how to help without jeopardising the pregnancy ... Show more
Why Africa is crypto’s next frontier : Cheap power is fuelling a new sort of mining boom
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What the softening of the Sun says about Britain: Two-speed liberalisation remakes a tabloid newspaper
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Whoever gets the Best Picture Oscar, international films are winning: Hollywood’s growing love of foreign films says a lot about the insular industry
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How can firms pass on tacit knowledge? : The problem of knowing what your co-workers know
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What is Hindutva, the ideology of India’s ruling party?: It seeks to equate Indianness with Hinduism
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Why China’s confidence crisis goes unfixed: In 2024, to acknowledge public gloom is to doubt Xi Jinping
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Capturing “tacit knowledge”—the know-how born of experience—is a tough task. It cannot easily be documented in the manuals and is not much thought about by ... Show more
Global measles cases are on the rise, in spite of the widespread availability of a life-saving vaccine. It’s an ominous reflection of waning vaccine confidence ... Show more
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Some Labradors have a predisposition to obesity: A gene mutation slows the dogs’ metabolism and makes them constantly hungry
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So far OpenAI’s legal hurdles are not putting off customers and investors. But the mounting trouble may give rival firms an advantage econ.st/3TpGuyY Image: Getty Images
Fifty shades of brown: how splits in Europe’s hard right sap its power : Divisions are a central feature of the populist right
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A new technique to work out a corpse’s time of death: AI could make the work of pathologists more accurate
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Nigeria’s currency crisis is decades in the making: Fixing it requires deep reform
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China’s satellites are improving rapidly. Its army will benefit: Watch out, American warships
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Ramadan could see respite for Gaza, or widening violence: Mediators are hopeful of a truce during the holy month
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Bitcoin’s price is surging. What happens next?: The cryptocurrency is up by 63% this year
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At many acclaimed museums, a whole lot is never on view. In storage treasures are usually protected, but the old vaults are dangerously full ... Show more
How investors get risk wrong: Contrary to popular wisdom, more volatile stocks do not outperform
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Covishield or Covaxin? A new study reveals Immune Response of both – Here are key findings
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Three presidents on how to make global finance work better for Africa: The continent needs a stronger voice and more help to help itself, say Nana Akufo-Addo ...
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How medical gloves will help launch satellites: Graphene rises to new heights
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Treating a common virus could stop multiple sclerosis: Our podcast on science and technology. Could vaccines against Epstein-Barr virus prevent the onset of MS?
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Indian food is great. Perhaps too great: Long associated with hunger, India is now confronting an epidemic of obesity and lifestyle diseases
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A lost opportunity to reform Tanzania: The country needs a constitutional overhaul. The ruling party stands in the way
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The view from the pecan orchard: On the frontline at the US border
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China’s parliament is being used to highlight Xi Jinping’s power: The gathering reveals much about the woeful state of the country’s politics and economy
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Ever thought about getting elected to Britain’s Parliament? Read this first: econ.st/3uXAUKM Image: Mark Long
Stories about the Dongbei rust belt are resonant in China: Noirish books, films and TV shows depicting hardship are popular
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Paul Offit looks back on COVID-19, misinformation, and how public health lost the public’s trust in new book
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‘9-1-1’ Trial Is On: Rockmond Dunbar’s Case Against ABC & 20th TV Over Vaccine Mandate Axing Gets Big Leap Forward – Update
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FDA advisory panel recommends revision to flu vaccine: VRBPAC on Tuesday recommended that the agency drop the Yamagata part of the flu vaccine.
axios.com/2024/03/06/flu-vaccine-modified-virus
The holes in British plans to ban cigarettes and disposable vapes: One policy is contentious, the other stupid
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Even if Jeremy Hunt has not changed the Conservatives’ electoral prospects, he has made life more difficult for the Labour Party ahead of Britain’s general ... Show more
Physicists are reimagining dark matter: There might be new particles, forces and perhaps even a Dark Big Bang
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A private company will send your ashes to the moon: The Navajo Nation wants the feds to stop them
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Free COVID tests can be ordered through Friday from government and USPS: March 8 is the last day to order free at-home COVID tests from the government before the ...
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Gabriel García Márquez’s novella was published against his wishes: “Until August” raises questions about authors’ consent and the literary afterlife
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