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Merck Pill Important Tool in Covid Fight: Dr. Eliav Barr

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Dr. Eliav Barr, Merck's senior vice president of global medical affairs, discusses the FDA's authorization of Merck's Covid-19 molnupiravir pill for use in adults at high risk of severe cases who have no other treatment option. He speaks...
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Europe Set for Tighter Restrictions as Omicron Spreads

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Europe's biggest countries are weighing more curbs to fight a surge in Covid-19 infections. From a new lockdown in the Netherlands to travel restrictions targeted by several countries at the U.K., the region faces a critical week of...
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Pfizer Opens Study Of Omicron-Specific COVID-19 Vaccine

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The drugmaker and partner BioNTech will begin clinical trials on a new vaccine developed to protect against the more contagious variant.
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100 Million Vaccinations Target an Uphill Battle: Johns Hopkins

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Jan.14 -- Johns Hopkins University Professor of Nursing Jason Farley discusses early trial information on the J&J Covid-19 vaccine and explains the process behind delivering and administering vaccinations. He speaks on "Bloomberg...
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UK Hospitality CEO: Mandatory vaccine passport scheme would not work for high street businesses

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UK Hospitality CEO Kate Nicholls says a mandatory vaccine passport scheme for pubs and restaurants ''would not work'' in some settings. She does, however, welcome the scheme on a voluntary basis. It comes after Boris Johnson told MPs...
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EU Regulator Finds ‘Possible Link’ Between Astra Shot, Clots

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Apr.07 -- The European Medicines Agency said that unusual blood clotting should be listed as possible side effects of AstraZeneca Plc’s Covid-19 vaccine. EMA Executive Director Emer Cooke speaks at a press conference.
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Free COVID-19 Testing For Uninsured Americans Ends

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The Biden Administration is calling on Congress to approve more COVID relief funding, nearly two weeks after it was cut from a federal spending bill.
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Some level of flu activity has been reported in almost every state in recent weeks, with particularly high levels in the southeast and midwest, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (Dec. 31)

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Some level of flu activity has been reported in almost every state in recent weeks, with particularly high levels in the southeast and midwest, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. Early data suggests...
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Vaccine Supply Inconsistent, 'Frustrating': Holy Name CEO

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Mar.12 -- Dr. Michael Maron, Holy Name Medical Center CEO, gives an update on the distribution of Covid-19 vaccines. He goes on to explain the inconsistencies he sees in vaccine supply and how the demand is exceeding it. He speaks with...
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Risk Factors in the U.S. Economy

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Jun.18 -- Rick Rieder, Blackrock CIO of Global Fixed Income, and Sarah Ketterer, Causeway Capital Management CEO, discuss potential risk factors to the U.S. economy and how those factors impact investment strategy. They speak to David...
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How The Country's Opinion Of Vaccines Has Changed In 365 Days

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The reasons range from concerns over the quick approval process and side effects, to objections to government mandates and misinformation.
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Coronavirus Won’t Create New World Order, Bremmer Says

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May.13 -- Ian Bremmer, president at Eurasia Group, offers his outlook for international relations after the coronavirus crisis, and examines the pandemic response of the Trump administration. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Tom Keene on...
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How 'Social Distancing' Can Slow Coronavirus

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It's a vague term, but "social distancing" is a relatively simple way to fight the spread of the coronavirus.
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U.K., France Place New Restrictions As Omicron Surges

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The U.K. hospitality and travel industries appealed for government help after new restrictions were placed to curb the spread of the Omicron variant.
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The Path From Baker's Yeast to a Covid Vaccine

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Sep.28 -- Dr. Peter Hotez, dean of Baylor College of Medicine's National School of Tropical Medicine, explains how yeast is playing into the development of vaccines and says he's worried that a new wave of Covid-19 infections may be...
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Sadiq Khan receives Covid booster and flu vaccine

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Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan receives his Covid-19 booster and flu vaccine. He will be received the jabs after being invited to have them due to his severe asthma.
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Bloomberg

Adobe MAX Is Creativity Conference for the World, Says CEO

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Oct.21 -- Shantanu Narayen, chief executive officer, president and chairman of Adobe Inc., discusses how the company's annual conference event, Adobe MAX, will differ from years past. Narayen spoke on Oct. 20 with Bloomberg's Emily Chang.
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Experts Warn Of Possible COVID Wave As Subvariant List Grows

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This week's CDC data shows three Omicron subvariants account for 20% of genetically sequenced COVID-19 cases. It was 17.5% last week.
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Retail Pharmacies To Begin Giving COVID Vaccinations

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Businesses like CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid and Walmart have received shipments of the vaccine.
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Bloomberg

Can the Airline Industry Fully Recover?

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Sep.25 -- Shakeel Adam, managing director at Aviado Partners Advisory Services, an aviation, rail and hospitality adviser, discusses the prospects for the airline industry amid the coronavirus pandemic. Adam says many or even most of the...
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Measles Found To Leave Children's Immune Systems Vulnerable

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A new study found kids who recovered from measles lost antibodies that could help them fight off other illnesses.
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Eli Lilly Antibody Drug Will Reduce Hospitalizations: CEO

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Nov.10 -- Eli Lilly & Co. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David Ricks discusses the drugmaker's Covid-19 antibody therapy bamlanivimab, which was recently granted an emergency-use authorization by the U.S. Food and Drug...
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Bloomberg

About 74% of NYC Students Opt for In-School Learning

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Aug.10 -- New York Mayor Bill de Blasio says the city's schools will open in September with more than 700,000 students participating in a blended schedule of in-school and online instruction. Parents of about 74% of the city’s 1.1...
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Alaska Joins Lawsuit Challenging Vaccine Mandate For National Guard

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Gov. Mike Dunleavy joined Texas Gov. Greg Abbott in a lawsuit against the Biden administration's inoculation requirement for the military.